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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 10 (September 1904) (1904)

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conceded to be the cheapest process of conveyance from of the waterway has fallen into such desuetude. The traction in lieu of horse towing, although these one point to another, yet it has one great drawback. consequence is that the canals are only used in those efforts are to a certain extent… … Top of the Lift, Showing Raised Barge Passing from Tank into Upper Reach of Canal. Power House and Guide Pulley on the Left. The Barge Lift in Operation. Descending Tank Loaded. Height of Lift, 75 feet; Grade, 1 in 4. A NOVEL CANAL LIFT AT FOXTON, ENGLAND.

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