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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 16 (April 1898) (1898)

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r valve, just below nection to raise the pin, while that of the other shaft located beneath the smoke box and between the frames, the connection with the suction pipe. The connection operates a crank on the shaft carrying the cams by and drives the third pair of wheels by means of a crank of the… … A FINISHED LOCOMOTIVE AND ITS EQUIVALENT IN RAW MATERIALS. links and the pins may be readily manipulated with- pipe may be moved sidewise or up or down as desired, 51 inches in diameter and the stroke of both high and out requiring the trainmen to pass between the cars. so that the apparatus may be…

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