Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 20
uld give notice of non-lubrication by over-heating. He may sometimes remember the feedworksshould they begin to squeal. The first man takes longer oiling and uses moreoil, but he will get more actual work every hour thathis machine is running since his feed works run well,and he will lose less time… … Fig. 1.—Cover for bevel gears. saved by missing the low-speed bearings with the oilcan. It is, of course, hard to keep dust and dirt out ofthe holes and corners of a machine, even when thereis an exhaust system, but much can be done to pro-tect screws and gears of set works. With a view toaffording…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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