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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 15 (October 1888) (1888)

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tish Columbia, sway bar, which at its forward end is journaled on the the plates between the arms of the square are prefera- wrist of a crank formed on a transverse shaft, there Canada. The locomotive frame has the usual vertical bly concave, that the square may fit snugly under the arms in which… … The rotation of the wheel by the buttons on the DES BRISAY'S AXLE BOX. SENS' TAILOR'S SQUARE. check row wire, as the machine is drawn over the field, rotates the main axle, raising and lowering the prods being preferably made in two parts, each carrying one- tion of the arms is a segmental slot in…

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