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

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important part. Their high efficiency is obtained by depressing a pedal on the steering col- to allow of a thorough circulation of water. The bore and the little attention which they require make them umn. It is impossible to throw the reverse into action and stroke of the motor are 4% x 5. It is… … the gears and gives the first, second, and third speeds employed in France for fattening fowls. Wonderfully Fig. 1.—FEONT END OF NORTHEEN TOUEING CAE. forward. A direct drive is obtained on the high speed. sharp and .clear photographs accompany his text. The radiator is removed so as to show parts.…

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