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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 20 (November 1896) (1896)

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he center, they which it is subject, it is as perfect a piece of mechanism ward half of the revolution the momentum of the excess weight will tend to lift the wheel, on the down- ward half to depress it. So powerful is this action that wheels have at times been lifted clear of the track, and the… … rDETAILS OF PISTONS-STBONG'S BALANCED LOCOHOTITE. ABBANOEMENT OF PISTONS, BODS, AND CBANKS-STBONO'S BALANCED LOCOHOTITE. as can be found anywhere to-day. There is one im- will throw it out of balance as it revolves, producing a effect is set up in a horizontal direction by the back portant…

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