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The Wheelmen's gazette (1886)

Springfield, Mass. : H.E. Ducker · leaf 247

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water, or the friction required may be so great as must be properly tightened up again. to scratch the paint. If it is decided to take the bearing to pieces, great care must be If the nickel-plated parts are kept in good order, no more clean- taken that all bolts, screws, nuts, etc. ing than this… … lead, or one of the preparations sold whether the extra labor of propeling it 'J'ho aristocratic element among the lianrt-organ grinders have lonf; felt tlie want of an aparatus calculated to save time for lubricating chains. is not more than the trouble of keeping and labor and Increase their…

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