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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 5 (January 1904) (1904)

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ion of auto- ordinarily required for a four-cylinder motor. The speeds which are obtained in the usual transmission, mobile boats, which showed how rapid has been the Renault chassis, which have been lengthened to ac- the speed may be varied gradually and without shock commodate the new-style… … spokes of the rear wheel, serves to upon the inlet of gas to the motor. NEAB VIEW OF APEON EIVETED TO FEAHE AHD HOLDING COMBINED MOTOR transmit the movement of the motor A method of automobile construc- AND TEANSMISSION GEAB CASES. shaft. In order to draw the air past tion designed by the…

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