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    Let alone breathing in all the built up fumes. I was interested in the vertical CG and how the wheels ran on the track...looks like the outboard wheels ride on/in a different kind of rail (maybe a mono rail) and the inboard are flat rubber type on a smaller dome type track.
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    Bonjour, c'est ce type d'engrenage qui ŕ donner le logo CITROËN

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    Hello, this is the type of gear that gave rise to the CITROËN logo.

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    under the Leonardo museum in Milan they have those made of wood from long long ago plus some...I was mesmerized ...Im kinda supprized my wife brought me back home.Ill have to go back some day...Im starting to get hungry..and we didnt get to see the entire museumi doubt we saw half..

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    I presume thats how they were controlling thrust forces. them fellers were smart !!!and oh so talented.

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    I want to see the mechanism that monster gear is part of!!!! Those huge old machines are so awesome.

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    Espen-Lucas saw in a machine shop. 1919.

    Found this beautiful beast in the catalog at archives.gov. The search function takes a bit of learning, but there are countless excellent images that aren't getting indexed in Google Images search (a perfect example of The Deep Web). I've seen the vintage ads for these, but I didn't know they made one that big. These are the largest resolution images available.



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    Certainly a cut above the rest! Wonder if that "Lucas" is same company as the mobile saw milling machine maker.
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    yep now days if it is over 35 pounds a safety monitoring person will tell the worker to use a lifting and carrying device.
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    In all of these wartime posts where it is depicting women at work there is one thing you never see. I bet a few will know the one thing I am thinking of
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