Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 414
e to open wider and more clear, that the Shut-tle may pass without danger of over-shots. The cam shaft is turned by means of a bevel gear on the bottomof the cylinder cam, driven by a pinion on the cam shaft (seeFig. 1761.) Another method of producing the same motions and effecting thesame object,… … arm or bar on each side, firmly attached to the loom, to support thetreadles, as in Fig. 176. The cams, such as akeady described, are placed horizontally be-tvveen two bars or arms attached to the frame of the loora at oneend, and at the other supported by a post or posts, standing uponthe floor.…
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