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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 6 (February 1900) (1900)

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reach over their estimates, statements of costs covering those a boat on the water side and over a single railroad tramway, spanning the dumping ground, and connect- divisions of the Illinois waterway on which the cranes ing it with the vessel, cars, or other transportation track on shore. had been… … ELECTRIC, BALANCED, CANTILEVER, SHIPBUILDING CRANE, AS USED AT THE NEWPORT NEWS AND THE CRAMP YARDS. Length, 187 feet; length of runway, 725 feet; height under boom, 100 feet. and the system of mechanism by which the whole is bodies the qualifications of an ordinary swinging der- have been made…

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