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Chap. XIT.

CRANES , ETC.

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The crane used by Perronet at the construction of the bridge at Neuilly was also exceed-ingly simple . it was of timber, and worked by two wheels, one man at each wheel being

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Fig. 1524. perronet’s crane used at nectlly.

sufficient to hoist the various stones used in laying the courses and placing the voussoirsover the arches.

By means of two wheels mounted on a plane, the stones were lifted from the wheel

perronet's crane used at kitcilly.

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