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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 6 (February 1906) (1906)

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age railroad tracks, so that two any manual labor save to control the operating ma- trains of cars can be loaded at one time. The coke is to the smelters, is taken out of the vessels by this chinery. This car dumper will handle from 500 to 600 means. To further facilitate their work a number of… … The Operator Stands Within the Leg of an Ore-Unloading Machine. Dropping the Leg of an Ore-TJnloader into the Hold of a Steamer. Ore-Unloader in Service. The Ore is Being Discharged from the Bucket onto the Stock Pile. ORE-UNLOADING BY MACHINERY. the motor equipment consisting of two 80-horse-power…

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