Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 186
, and Z, a boardwith holes in it for regulating their distances. 5, 5, are gut cordsfor keeping the heads of the bridles open for the hooks. S^ is thelash driver cross-piece, and R the shaft which communicates themotion from the pulley T, which is operated upon by a treadle, andon the axle of which… … Fig. 74 is a front view of the lash driver ; showing likewise themanner in which the lashes, simple, and cross bridles are connected.The dots at a, represent the ends of the simple, h the lashes, c,the heads of the lashes, and e, cross bridles. The position of thehooks a^ as seen in Fig. 7^^ Fig.…
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