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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 6 (August 1902) (1902)

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ixteenth thick should chine desired. Aside from its agricultural uses the the driving and steering wheels are of a large diam- cost about twenty cents) that thicker, and hence vehicle may be jacked up and its wheels replaced by eter. The boiler and engine are situated directly over stronger and… … THE AUTOMOBILE AS USED FOB FIELD CULTIVATION. pressed, giving a decided advantage. The boiler has about 12 square yards of heating surface, with a feed- comfortable conveyance i'or all purposes. In contrast such heavy pieces a strip an eighth of an inch wide water heater in the stack and a special…

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