bolted together, one of which has seated in it a hardened axle in the ordinary manner. The forward pair of shackles steel die, immovable, preferably of an octagonal form. The have ears with bolts to receive the shafts of the carriage. If other holds a movable die, A, having a projecting tongue, B,… … greater than that of the wire’or rod to be ing into a socket securely fastened to the cross springs. Of course, the manner of at- cut, for the facility of introducing it, and of the cup, and is provided with trunnions, to which are piv- if the hole is made at right angles to the faces of the…
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