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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 5 (January 1904) (1904)
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d easily and without a this end. Gears 4 and 6 are slid by means of a shifting rangement for shifting the secondary shaft of the trans- jerk. The clutch is operated by the shipper and pedal, fork which is moved by the rod, R. In the posi- mission gear, so that it will not revolve when the high as… … Fig. 6.—CHASSIS OF THOMAS CAB. Fig. 4.-TIMKIN ROLLER BKARING IN REAR Fig. 5.—WORM GEAR STEERING DEVICE. WHEEL HUB. © 1904 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Motor · Automobile · Shaft · Gear · Transmission · Rear · Crank · Scientific American · Gasoline · Transmission gear · Inlet valves · Portland cement · Rear axle · Horse power · Wheel base · Touring car · Motor car · Crank shaft
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