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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 16 (April 1904) (1904)

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formed in the hub casing and isseparated from the axle by a bushing. Two metalrings are bolted to this bushing and they are formedwith inclined walls to fit over a bead formed on theinner surface of the tube, thus holding the tube firmlyin place. The bushing is also provided with two lugswhich fit… … RESILIENT WHEEL FOR VEHICLES. secured to the ring and these fit over the flanges of thehub D. The ring rests along its inner edge on theears B of the rubber tube which is held from movingcircumferentially thereon by coil springs. The ringC is formed at intervals with sockets to receive thespokes of…

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