geously driven by chain gearing, with the sameadvantages. Those machines, however, which, on ac-count of their shape and the shape of the building,are usually driven by a half-crossed belt from a line- 134 CANADIAN TEXTILE JOURNAL May, 1914. shaft at right angles to the axis of the machine,… … shaft at right angles to the axis of the frames. Forchain driving the machines would have to be arrangedwith their axis parallel to the liueshaft. The drivefrom the lineshaft to the counterslialt for mules canbe advantageously carried out by chain gearing. Where the present drive is a crossed belt…
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