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

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to cause a vio- many years of painstaking experiment. Considering it is evident that when the heavy coupling rods, crank lent vertical oscillation of the locomotive. On the up- pins, etc., weighing many hundreds of pounds are at- the many arbitrary limitations of size and weight to tached to the… … DETAILS OF CBOSSHEAD-STHONO'S BALANCED LOCOUOTIVE. -—ZlsiLrrr — sUc XTrmTfm.— 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,…

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