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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 2 (January 1904) (1904)

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d at low cost. Prom the boring machine, coast defense guns was and must be able to climb a thirty per cent grade be- the cylinders then go to the hydraulic testing bench, once asked where was his when, if any defect has been discovered, the machined fore being shipped. These tests are of a very… … tinuous runs are being made, in which case ive. Some of the machines were ponderous, it will require partial refilling every twenty- The Carbureter. some too light; some were admirably de- five or fifty miles, depending on the condi- signed, but they nearly all tended to produce a new tion of the…

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