Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 121
y re-quire. It is therefore necessary, that the mounting of the loomshould be adapted to the purpose for which it is intended, and asthe succession of working the headles by means of the treadles mayfrequently vary, the mounting which connects every leaf with thetreadle, and from which its motion… … 4 3 AB 1 2 In this figure four leaves of the headles are represented at C,perpendicularly above which are four levers, moviiig upon centresat B. From one end of each of tliese levers at A, a leaf of theheadles is suspended by the two oblique placed cords : these cordsmeeting below the lever,…
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