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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 15 (April 1904) (1904)

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er, was interposed a ment to find that the elephants could pull pair of powerful springs with about 2 feet so much more than they could push, for of maximum compression. The object of it has been customary to utilize the the springs was to allow the draft ani- strength of the elephants by making… … These Two 1,600-Pound Horses Registered a Pull of 3,750 Pounds. One Hundred Men Making a Pull ot 12,000 Pounds. PULLING STRENGTH OF MEN AND ANIMALS. push instead of pull the wagons. "Babe," when push- was obtained by a team of horses of 1,600 pounds mals to apply their strength gradually and give…

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