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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 3 (January 1909) (1909)

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the tossing to which carries the gears B and O and the sprocket D. These it is subjected in passing over inequalities of the road B e e h e - Elliott three gears and the sprocket are loosely mounted on and would save much tire and machinery trouble. Un- Company of Ra- their respective shafts, but… … THE STOLP EQUALIZING SUSPENSION LEVEB. ankles. The he abandons friction devices and recoil a p r o n cannot cylinders and employs instead a very The dotted lines show the position of the parts when displaced by an inequality in theroad. slip down from simple equalizing lever which dissi- The…

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