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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 26 (December 1900) (1900)

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- when entirely full, the whole motor is stopped. The speed of rlie motor may be varied at will by acting 11^.4; III mil upon the regu- lator by asmall lever placed in f r o n t of the conductor. The lever acts upon the spring of the governor and varies its move- ment, and thus speeds from 400 to… … BIOHABD MOTOB CABBIAQE. BICHABD DOUBLE PHAETON. controlled by a small lever in front, while the large transmission is made from the motor to the rear wheels wick-Fleischer process has existed for only two years, by a belt which passes from t he motor pulley and around hand-lever seen at the side…

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