. Railroad digest . Extension Car-Step No. LYTCH, of Rowland, N. C, Assignor of one-fourth to mXLIAM L. TOTS^^SEND, of same place. The combination with car steps, of anextension step provided with rods ex-tending upward from it, one of the rodsbeing extended to form an operating rod,guides mounted on the car steps and re-ceiving the rods, a locking device for en-gaging one of the rods to hold the stepits extended position, and means foractuating the extension step to fold thesame beneath the car steps 17, located at opposite sides of the track,the point 17 being located between
. Railroad digest . Extension Car-Step No. LYTCH, of Rowland, N. C, Assignor of one-fourth to mXLIAM L. TOTS^^SEND, of same place. The combination with car steps, of anextension step provided with rods ex-tending upward from it, one of the rodsbeing extended to form an operating rod,guides mounted on the car steps and re-ceiving the rods, a locking device for en-gaging one of the rods to hold the stepits extended position, and means foractuating the extension step to fold thesame beneath the car steps 17, located at opposite sides of the track,the point 17 being located between thesaid main rail sections, the guard rail ar-ranged at the inner side of the point 17,the transverse bar connecting the points,the oscillatory plate supporting and yield-ingly connected with the points 7, andoperating mechanism connected with theoscillatory plate, substantially as de-scribed. Car-Replacer No. 684, BIRDWELL and WILLIAM 0. VANCE, of New Albany, Ind. The present invention relates to anovel ca
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