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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 23 (June 1906) (1906)

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rrying capacity. The troubles in overhead sary the snag boat is driven ahead at full speed, butt- ing the tree with its heavy steel beam while at the great that snags ranging thirty to fifty feet in length lines were found to be due to wind, lightning, sleet same time the capstans and purchase… … longer duration. Overhead channels in this district Sawing Off the ltoots So That They Cannot Secure a Hold On the Bottom. free from obstruction that construction was, there- fore, adopted wherever it it is really indispensable THE SNAG BOATS OF THE SOUTH. was usable. Owing to the to river…

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