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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 22 (May 1902) (1902)

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it being winding drum below. At the other end a coil spring power independently. It will be seen that by this con- necessary to fasten the disk only to the shaft. The struction a maximum power is obtained; for not only is secured which tends to wind up the drum whenever parts of the pulley are then… … Farms, Conn., and return will be POWEEFUL FEICTION CLUTCH PULLEY. run off under the auspices of WAVE AND TIDE MOTOE OF SIMPLE CONSTRUCTION. the Automobile Club of America. and thus held in place. The inventors of this device Probably not over fifty vehicles will participate in storm—a vital point…

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