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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 9 (March 1907) (1907)

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ack with a governor, which closes the throttle and keeps lost their lives and a large number received more or or the spreading of the rails always occur on the outer the engine from racing when the clutch is thrown out. less injury, every one who is not blinded by prejudice rails, it is evident… … Exhaust Side of the 6-Cylinder, 150-Horse-Power Speedway Marine Engine. Inlet Side of the 5-Cyhnder Dock Marine Engine. Cylinder bore and stroke. 8)4 x 10. Normal speed, 650 R. P. M. The special features of this engine are the separate Cylinder bore and stroke, 5x8. Normal speed, 450 R. P. M. This…

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