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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 14 (April 1901) (1901)

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tence hose, M, to the brake cylinder and thence back to the suction pump valves, the flow of oil being continuous showing more or less ingenuity, have been devised, will be telegraphed backward. The disk is completely under the control of the stu- and perfectly free. By a quarter turn of the brake-… … HYSBAULIC ELECTBIC-CAB BBAKE. the most perfect operator can never hope to attain. At controlled by the old hand-brake; and while this is tion of oil takes place as before. This brake, which first blush it might seem that the student simply learns fairly efficient, it has the drawback of being slow…

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