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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 7 (August 1905) (1905)

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ould have been a fine one on account of mechanical troubles was Mr. S. E. Hutchin- inders. A three-speed sliding gear transmission and which to demonstrate the horse-power actually develop- son's 50-horserpower Panhard, which broke its crank a double chain drive from countershaft to rear ed by the… … Knox 16-Horse-Power Truck Climbing a Grade of 23 Per Cent on Morey Hill. The Trophy Winner.—A Pierce " Arrow" Touring Car. This truck has a carrying capacity of 1J4 tons. It is propelled by an air-cooled motor, and has a two-speed Tliis car has a 104-inch wheel base. It is provided with a…

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