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Canadian textile journal (1908)

St-Laurent, Quebec Canadian Textile Journal Pub. Co. [etc.] · leaf 111

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ver thefirst cylinder A are driven from tlie shaft of the divid-ing roller K, or what is sometimes termed the (tum-mer) or second licker-in, while those upon the cylinderA are driven from the shaft of the doffer B. To make itmore clear, the method of driving the dividing rollerK will be described… … It will be observed by examining Fig. 18 that on theend of the shaft of cylinder A is fixed a belt piilley L,which is the pulley that receives the necessary powerrequired to drive the machine from the large pulleyupon the main driving shafts by means of a belt. Thecylinder A is then driven direct,…

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