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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 5 (July 1893) (1893)

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e, in parts of excessive dimensions. The necessary adhesion the profit of tugging, so well that to the first period of thereby having a two-way service with a single chain, has been sought for in the electric current, in making tranquil possession have succeeded the present period to greatly… … that permits of the boat be- and 2"7 in depth, and has a Fig. 3.-B0VET'S ELECTRO-MAGNETIC Fig. 2.-ARRANGEMENT OF THE CHAIN AND WIND- ing hauled consists of two mean draught of 1*9 meters ARRANGEMENT. LASSES OF AN ORDINARY CHAIN TOWBOAT. windlasses with parallel while running as a chain tow-…

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