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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 16 (October 1888) (1888)

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8 foot Howell is prevent grain from passing out of the chute. 133 inches diameter, and carries an explosive charge of ■ 1 » 1 m • 70 pounds, the weight of its flywheel is 110 pounds, and AN IMPROVED WAGON BODY. the total weight of the torpedo is 325 pounds. Fig. 1 A wagon body designed especially… … TYSON'S WAGON BODY. in two sections, the upper section being recessed from of a clutch and motor; the openings to the regulator the center outward, a block being inserted in the chamber ; the horizontal and two vertical rudders, and recess, hinged at the upper end, whereby the block may the tubes…

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