Audels answers on automobiles, for owners, operators, repairmen ... including chapters on the storage battery, electric vehicles, motor cycles, overhauling the car, etc. Fully illustrated and indexed (1911)
Booth, Charles Edwin, b. 1849 · London, New York, T. Audel & co · leaf 366
izer, the bar, and the cord equal-izer. In fig. 24? an equaUzer of the first mentioned type is shownconnected at its central point to the brake lever or pedal by therod R. The ends are connected to the brakes by the brake rods.When R is drawn forward, the pull on the brake rods is made equalby the… … Fig. 248.—Equalizer of the bar type. It consists of a transverse bar withconnections at its center and ends, respectively, to the brake pedal or leverand the brakes. A pull on the rod R is equally distributed between the twobrake rods. Ques. Does an equalizer always cause the brakes to act…
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