d beams of the against the link. On the cross rod is an arm, which truck frame, as shown in the sectional view, Fig. 1. At end of the upper lid downward and outward, when it acts, as the rod is turned, to free the end of the locking may be held at any desired inclination by suitably ar- the front… … recesses in the rails into the ties; this rail is always in LARKIN’S RAILROAD RAIL JOINT. sucha position as to form a proper joint with the switch ranged straps, a table may be formed. When the lids rail and allow the latter to be easily set at any time, are on their respective sections, the trunk…
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