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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 6 (August 1906) (1906)

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eels, which are chain- the gasoline consumption for the last day's run of 40.4 for delivering packages. Their average net weight driven from a countershaft, are fitted with a peculiar miles (during which the consumption of all the vehi- was 760 pounds, and their average speed 16% miles an type of… … The 3-Cylinder, 24-Horse-Power Janvier Truck, Fitted with Novel A 28-Hoi'se-Powe£ Mors Refrigerator Milk Wagon. Weight of Wagon, Steering Bogie. 5 Tons. Capacity, 2 Tons. A peculiarform of hu b brake is to be noted on the rear wheel. Loaded as shown the machine weighed over 14 tons. Note the twin…

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