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Scientific American, Vol. 63, No. 23 (December 1890) (1890)

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on which is wound the bottom being adapted for the passage of the gate cables. outer ends of curved connecting bars which at their chain connected with the brake beams is journaled in In each of the two outer slots of the strip isdovetailed a inner ends are jointed to cranks on a rock-shaft, the… … CHASE'S STREET-CAR BRAKE. O'NEILL & REINHART'S WRENCH. cord or cable is attached to the upper end of the first catch, and extends up- head-plate, which preferably furnishes a loose bearing ward over the central pulley and down to engagement pitman jointed to a treadle. When the treadle is de- with…

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