Worthen, William Ezra, 1819-1897, [from old catalog] ed · New York, Appleton · leaf 371
foundat Fig. 760, of the frame Fig. 1301, and the boiler Fig. 926, with the gen-eral weights and dimensions of the locomotive. Fig. 795 is a section of thecoupling-rod. Fig. 796 is a connecting-rod of the Eider hot-air engine, in which the ends,made of gun metal, are connected together by a tube in… … Fig. 796. Fig. 797 is the stub end of a coupling-rod. The bushes are solid, of brass,and kept from turning round by taper-pins, which are secured by set-screwspressing on the larger end ; taper, ^ig- in 3 inches. Cast-iron connecting-rods are now very seldom used. In some cases ofvertical-beam…
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