Automobile driving self-taught; an exhaustive treatise on the operation, management and care of motor cars (1912)
Russell, Thomas Herbert, 1862-1947 · Chicago, Charles C. Thompson co. · leaf 191
FIG. .3.—POSITION ON THIRD SPEED. ing at a less speed than shaft X, but there will not be sogreat a difference as in the case of Fig. 2. To get on to top gear, the sleeve on shaft X must be movedstill further to the right until D and Di come into engage-ment with each other. Now, D and Di are of… … FIG. -POSITION ON TOP SPEED. In this method of arranging the sliding gears there cannever be a position in which the engine drives direct on tothe shaft which drives the differential. That is to say, thereis no direct drive on the Panhard type of gear. As regards the reverse—which is not shown in…
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