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 25
rning of the road wheels will necessarily revolve thesecondary shaft Y with its gear wheels. Neutral to Low Speed—Now, taking it for granted thatthe car is at rest and the engine running, it is necessary, be-fore the power can be communicated to the road wheels,that one of the gear wheels on the… … FIG. I —THE VARYING DIAMETERS OF THE WHEELS. the very small wheel or pinion A will be moved into meshwith the very large wheel Ai. Now, the car being at rest, but the engine running, shaftY (including wheel Ai) will be motionless, but shaft X (in-cluding pinion A) will be revolving. If an attempt…
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