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The art of weaving, by hand and by power (1844)

Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 436

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n*^ with which each lever is furnished (see Fig. 185.)The hooked lifters q q, are each separately connected by a pin tovibrating treadles w w, working on their fulcrum shaft a;, fixed to theframe a. These treadles w w, are connected at their extremities, bymeans of the wires y y, (see Fig. 184) to… … i9 Fig. 189. D Fig. 188, represents a portion of the tappet-rack detached, uponan enlarged scale, and Fig. 189, the several pieces of which the im-proved endless tappet-rack is composed. 1, shows a front view, and2j a back view, of the perforated bar, for receiving the studs, teeth.or tappets 2;—3,…

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