Gilroy, Clinton G · New York, G. D. Baldwin · leaf 473
omplished, because thelatches E E, being somewhatlarger near their ends, at the cross-bar H H, will be forced outwardby the pins as the belt pulley B B,revolves, until the stud-pins comeup against the cross-bar H H,whereupon the latches EE, areinstantly shut down upon the pins,holding them against… … .203 into nine equal parts, eight of which are occupied by the cams I I:the ninth part coiresponds to the opening or jog of the cam wheelD D. Motion is communicated to the cam shaft H H, by thewheel Oj (Figs. 203 and 204,) shown on its axis; and the pinionwhich meshes into it (Fig. 203) is fixed on…
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