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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 8 (August 1906) (1906)

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se of filling up an abandoned limestone periments, a horse drawing a loaded cart of a total has also been devised; it cannot be pushed, as the quarry. They accomplished the task with little weight of 1,000 kilogrammes (2,200 pounds) over dry, load obstructs the view of the operator, but is drawn.… … of this sort, in which A WHEEL WHICH CARRIES ITS OWN TRACK. placed unsymmetrically, these working parts are so that one-quarter of its placed before or behind the wheels. All the machin- The direction of motion is indicated by the slack of length projects beyond one side of, the block. There- ery…

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