Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 396
the loom there is a perpendicular shaft T,supported in brackets bolted to the side frame or Standard. Uponthe Upper part of this shaft is fixed an endless screw or worm takinginto the teeth of a wheel on the yarn beani; by the rotation ofwhich worm the beam is turned, and made to deliver the warp.… … From this side of the collar V, a small arm extends, carrying anupright stud, which passes through an eye at the back end of thehorizontal rod S, for the purpose of forming a jointed support to thatend of the rod. At a short distance from this Joint, a Standard W,is fixed into the horizontal rod,…
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