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Canadian textile journal (1908)

St-Laurent, Quebec Canadian Textile Journal Pub. Co. [etc.] · leaf 76

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ed in some manner to the floor, the looms arelikely to creep. Where various types of looms are placed in one shed,it is always advisable to keep the shafts equally bal-anced with speed recpiired, therefore run haff theshaft driving heavy looms, and the other half lightlooms. It is best to place… … Diag. 3 shows method of arranging dobby looms suchas the Keighley Loom, where the loom pulley is at theend of the crank shaft. The looms are driven by half-cro.ssed belts as in Diag. 5. A disadvantage of thisstyle of spacing is that the loom pulley must, at onepoint, be under the line shaft pulley.…

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