hole bored in the piston , and held firmly by the large nut at the end , which is kept from turning backwards by a split pin bearing on it , and passing through a hole bored in the end of the rod . This cone in some examples is no larger than the rod at the one end , and is reduced at the end… … Fig . 288 . — Tapered Rod and Nut for Piston . Fig . 289 . — Parallel Rod and Nut for Piston . a , Piston , b , Taper on rod . c , Nut . a , Piston , b , Parallel part on the piston rod . c , Nut . D , Split pin . d , Split pin . passes through the piston quite parallel , or nearly so , with a…
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