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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 21 (November 1898) (1898)

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ng them over the movable ring as of a runner with the attachment applied. Hitherto the express trains have been hauled chiefly shown at the left of Fig. 2. The globe retainers, of The attachment consists of a U-shaped axle mounted by Mr. Sterling's well-known single-driver engines, which one is… … for an English locomotive. WILSON'S ATTACHMENT FOS SLEDS. The firebox is of copper and the tubes are of iron, ,, _ ^ ^ the total heating surface of the latter being 1,302 over the sides of the runner, the ends of the axle being square feet, making a total heating surface of the formed with…

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