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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 22 (May 1903) (1903)

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e fender to the track. In an fender cushion attached thereto. Operation of the a few lessons. The engine is free, and when put in emergency, however, for example, when a person sud- motion a friction clutch is employed to transmit the foot-pawl G therefore, releases the fender, permitting denly… … time. The cost of fuel and place as stated above. THE WATSON AUTOMATIC DROP CAR PENDER. necessities in running the In winter time, should new agricultural motor is the trip-bar A come in con- very small and Mr. Dan tact with snjw drifts, it Albone claims that it may be turned up against works out…

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