ors controlling it are largely independent of blue-prints. Drawings can only give the characteristics of gearteeth; the production man must see that the actual con-tours and allowable variations keep them within an ac-ceptable range of quietness. The front end of a typical transmission is given as… … C. H. Brentxni. W. C Keys. W. li. Strickland.F. li. Riioff. H. E. Clini itself and the outer race is mounted in the transmissioncase. In the final inspection of a certain model at thePackard factory it was noticed that the degree of gearnoise varied from very quiet to objectionably loud.…
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