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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 2 (January 1906) (1906)

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he back of the cylinder, it being radiator, and has set at an angle of the fan mounted 60 degrees and upon it. A pulley driven by bevel on the hub of the gears from the fan is driven by camshaft. The a belt from a cor- commutator con- responding pulley sists of a roller on the crank- (Continued on… … TOP VIEW OF THE WELCH 4% x 5, 4-CYLINDER MOTOR. THE 30-36-H0RSE-P0WER WELCH 4-CYLINDER TOURING CAR TO WHICH A LUXURIOUS LIMOUSINE TOP CAN BE ATTACHED. The valves set at an angle of 45 deg. in the cylinder heads and operated mechanically by rocker arms moved by a central longitudinal cam shaft, are…

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