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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 18 (November 1900) (1900)

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ws so constructed that thrown out of use. inlets are controlled by the novel valve referred to. it can be turned from side to side, as occasion may de- The locomotive is fitted with very powerful brakes. The inlets in question are located at the tops of the mand, without influencing the harrow is a… … Revolutions per minute of adhesion posite direction, as shown by the dotted and full lines THE H0WARD-WAITE SULKY ATTACHMENT FOR HARROWS. motors, 300 of Fig. 2. The mechanism is inclosed The inventor states that the engine is reversible at tion, for which patents, controlled by the Howard & any…

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