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

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th 1 and 1' so that F', on the countershaft, and the power is it meshes with each' gear. The motor is conveyed to the driving shaft through pinion, started by a crank applied at O. The frame P, and gear, E, as before. The ratio of this of the Stearns machine is of armored wood. combination is 5 to… … THE POPE-TOLEDO 24-H0ESEP0WEE TOUEING CAE. SEPAEATE CYLINDEES OF M0T0E, SHOWING C0EBUGATED C0PPEE JACKETS. is transmitted through the reverse shaft and pinion, diameter, and the rear wheels are 34 inches. The and 4%-inch tires. The throttle control of the G', and gear, F. tires are 4 inches in…

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