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  • An0nym0us
    A coupler is the mechanism by which two cars are connected or coupled. Continuing advancements in technology have changed how it is controlled but the basic concept is still the same. There are 2 interlocking "C" shaped "hitches" that clamp together when coupled. Coupled: http://www.robjagnow.com/roadtrip02/images/116-1656_IMG.jpg http://www.robjagnow.com/roadtrip01/images/102-0287_IMG.jpg http://harrymarnell.com/images/confu-coupler2.jpg Uncoupled: http://www.inthesink.com/images/k4coupler.jpg http://tinyurl.com/dsxkl (this one tried to couple with an automobile, oops...) http://tinyurl.com/8yhox
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  • Mircat
    https://www.american-rails.com/couplers.html
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