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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 12 (March 1909) (1909)

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wheel ring is reduced, thus allowing the pulley to cated as the charge is drawn into the crank case. The and contracting ring brakes are used on the driving slip when the difference of speed occurs in turning a exhaust valves are located in flanged chambers on the wheels. The front and rear wheels… … when this is made mounted under The twin opposed-cylinder engine and driving mechanism of the Holsman motor baggy. air-cooled (as it the center- of the is in this case by The motor has novel features such as eccentric disks, F, on its shaft instead of cranks ; inlet valves,/, in the pistons; and…

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