American Patent Beferring to the cut, A A’ are the windlass by pressing the foot upon the levers, L L, the the same as the best windlasses of the ordinary barrels mounted on strong iron shafts, B. The speed of the windlasses, when the chain is be- construction. Its advantages are self-evident,… … ish the power of A, it would only be necessary sely s to different thicknesses of boards. The to throw lever I inward, so as to connect toggle joints, D D’, are attached on one side In ordinary machines for tongueing and sleeve clutch, H, with cog wheel, F’. grooving, the boards require to be of…
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