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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… … with electricity. The Endurance Tests and Speed Automobile Club Trials of the of America. On Decoration Day the second auto- mobile endurance tests of this year— a one hundred mile trip from New York to a point opposite Green's Farms, Conn., and return will be POWEEFUL FEICTION CLUTCH PULLEY. run…

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