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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 18 (November 1895) (1895)

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e and its rear end abutting up to the disaster under consideration, and the dia- engine was shopped for tire turning and repairs, and against a shoulder on the spindle. The cylinder is at this time the axles were examined without the dis- meter of the wheel seat was the same as that of the rotated… … LONG'S MACHINE FOR SAWING MOULDINGS. of this fracture, which was inside of the wheel. The and journaled in adjustable bearings, and being con- report also gives the requirements imposed for the nected with each other by a belt, the shaft of one of acceptance of new axles, which consist of the drop…

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