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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 7 (February 1891) (1891)

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the and which shall be light in weight, inexpensive to con- ating tank over the driving wheel. The tank is of 3% whole of the framing and the engine rods are made of gallons capacity, but with a very large proportionate struct and operate, and not liable to get out of order surface. Steering is… … lions of acres of land which are at an oil reservoir containing a supply the present moment almost unpop- of benzolene, or a similar petroleum THE PETBOLEUM MOTOR TRICYCLE IN OPERATION. product. A valve regulates the oil ulated. By means of this railway Russia will be able to feed, and the mixture…

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