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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 26 (December 1903) (1903)

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cal work- effected entirely by pneumatic power, which is. taken purpose of meeting these conditions, Mr. Henry Ware, ing of the North-Eastern Railway is a very important from the train air-brake line and is transmitted to the roadmaster of the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railway, has… … rectly to the sides volts. UNLOADING RAILS FROM A CAR WITH^PNEUMATIC APPARATUS, b y adjustable The engineering stake- pockets conditions to be met present features differing essentially from those This apparatus has been in use but a short time; straddling the sides of the car, and by two…

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