Our Firemen : the History of the Pittsburgh Fire Department, From the Village Period Until the Present Time
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At the end of the rod is a pulley, around which a cord is wrapped several times. A weight attached to the end of the cord is hung upoa a hook in the wall. The electrical current that brings in the alarm throws this hook down, so that the weight drops. The pull on the cord makes the rod revolve, and the whips go around rapidly, hurrying the horses from behind to their places at the engine.
Before the arrangement for swinging the harness, now in use over the world, had been heard of, Mr. Freyvoge...l had the idea, and was at work trying to perfect the mechanism. He had it all planned out just as it is seen everywhere to-day, except the collar. That is where he stuck. The collar then in use had to be slipped over the horse's head. Just how to teach a horse to OUR FIREMEN". 159 thrust liis head in a collar or make a collar that would climb over torse's head was what bothered the inventor. In talking to the -writer about it he said : " Just think what a fool I was not to think of cutting the collar in two at the bottom and dropping it like the rest of the harness, as the other fellow did !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the end of the rod is a pulley, around which a cord is wrapped several times. A weight attached to the end of the cord is hung upoa a hook in the wall. The electrical current that brings in the alarm throws this hook down, so that the weight drops. The pull on the cord makes the rod revolve, and the whips go around rapidly, hurrying the horses from behind to their places at the engine.
Before the arrangement for swinging the harness, now in use over the world, had been heard of, Mr. Freyvoge...l had the idea, and was at work trying to perfect the mechanism. He had it all planned out just as it is seen everywhere to-day, except the collar. That is where he stuck. The collar then in use had to be slipped over the horse's head. Just how to teach a horse to OUR FIREMEN". 159 thrust liis head in a collar or make a collar that would climb over torse's head was what bothered the inventor. In talking to the -writer about it he said : " Just think what a fool I was not to think of cutting the collar in two at the bottom and dropping it like the rest of the harness, as the other fellow did !
What to read after Our Firemen : the History of the Pittsburgh Fire Department, From the Village Period Until the Present Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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