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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 2 (January 1907) (1907)

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The rear axle and countershaft construction is shown Pope-Toledo car. The entire power transmission of drive then being through M S V W T. The clutch is in one of the photographs. As already stated, the this machine is, therefore, quite different from that formed of nineteen soft-steel disks, E',… … with the pawls, so that these cannot be forcing oil directly into the crankcase. CROSS-SECTION OF POPE-TOLEDO COMBINED TRANSMISSION AND CLUTCH. engaged when the car is being backed. A convenience with regard to the car- A. End of crankshaft carrying flywheel. B. Universal joint. C. Bearing of main…

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