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English: Four kinds of rack, from left to right: Riggenbach, Strub, Abt, Locher. Deutsch: Zahnradsysteme vlnr: Riggenbach, Strub, Abt (hier mit 3 Lamellen, meistens nur 2), Locher Français : Quatre systèmes de crémaillères, de gauche à droite : Riggenbach, Strub, Abt (à 3 lamelles), Locher |
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Author | Rynacher |
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