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English: Harold H. Robinson's Tank Trailer patent (US2036607) |
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| Source | https://patents.google.com/patent/US2036607A/en?oq=US2036607 |
| Author | Harold H. Robinson |
Harold H. Robinson's Tank Trailer of 1933 was designed for the safe transport of liquids. It used the Aero Coupler fifth wheel hitch designed by Glenn H. Curtiss
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