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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 23 (June 1904) (1904)

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one with the other. When securing the fish-plates. A recent invention, however, In very heavy machinery, such as stone crushers and the drill holes are completed and charged with ex- provides a very efficient means of securing rails to the like, where the parts are subjected to excessive plosives,… … in our illustration, is made up of a metal tube, in the SHAFT FASTENING FOE HEAVY MACHINERY. IMPROVED RAILWAY CHAIR. upper end of which a flared attachment is fitted, this constituting a holder or reservoir for the tacky sub- yet substantial means by which a shaft may be secured other places as…

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