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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 17 (October 1908) (1908)

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two illustration the head of the spike A is indicated at B. Department cranks G, which are fixed to the telescoping member The head is flat and its lower face is inclined so that of the lever, are swung on their axis, one of the cranks it will fit snugly over the lower flange of the rail.… … IMFBOVED BAIL SPIKE. for controlling the position of the wings so as to enable the stopping' or reversal of the wheel to be at D, while on the opposite side is the projection G. effected readily. The mechanism is carried in a flume COMBINED NUT LOCK AND BUSHING FOB CONNECTION The spike is designed…

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