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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 18 (October 1903) (1903)
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T R. A. HARRIS. it has turned sufficiently; unlatch the end rod; revolve The purpose of an analyzer like the one shown in the tive Company for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The the crank back to its first position; raisg|||e record accompanying .figures is to sum up into 24 partial weight of this… … Weight of engine, 148H (one. Cylinders, 19 and 32 inches diameter by 82 inches stroke. Beating surface, 4,796 feet. TracUveeBort, 2t% tone. THE LARGEST LOCOMOTIVE EVER BUILT. © 1903 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INCPatents · Device · Portland · Locomotive · Cement · Scientific American · Gasoline · Patent granted · Letters patent · Portland cement · Single car · Circuit court · Sheet piling · Square feet · Touring car · Large scale
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