Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 360
d on the rails G G(Fig. 149.) The puUey J, driven by a band from the cylindershaftj is connected with a heart motion, which moves the rails G Galternately in a horizontal direction the füll length of the spools,and by means of the guide-pins 11, causes the yarn to wind onequally from end to end of… … 332 THE ART OF WEAVING. This machine is extremely light, simple in its construction, andeasily kept in order. A machine containing twenty drums may beattended by two girls of twelve years of age, and is capable ofvvinding 3,000 hanks per day of 12^ hours. Instead of winding the yarn oft the small…
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