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To: Jacques Chitte who wrote (51746)	6/3/2000 9:57:00 PM
From: Gauguin	Read Replies (2) of 71178

Conrods, for connecting rod. That was the part we worked on, on the Bicentennial train. That's a very clever formula thought there, Lather. I looked at the tractive ratio formula too. Unfortunately, (and I mean that most sincerely), I gotta go. An encyclopedia with the early patents probably has our summation. It was not Franklin, who mayhaps only proposed it; it was someone else I have in my marks. I'll see if I can find it real qwik. If you scan down this list of patents, you will see rail wheel at least once. ipmall.fplc.edu AND, at this address, a man who made a fortune on rail wheels: whitneygen.org "In 1848 be invented a process for annealing car wheels, that increased both their speed and capacity. This invention gained him a fortune and about 75,000 car wheels were annually manufactured by A. Whitney & Sons."

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