The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 128
low axle is carefully turned with asocket or tube nearly the whole length of the width of the carriage,into which is fitted the axle of the other wheel, this axle is carefullyturned with a shoulder at each end three or four inches wide, the smallvacuity between the shoulders, and also between the… … A A, the frame ; B B, the ground»hee!s.°which are anti-friction ; C C, thelarge anii-friclion wheels: DD, working or friction wheels ; K. the spring;F. top of carriage ; G.^upperrcross stay; HH, axles!working in fockeis ; K,the bottom cn.ss slay. Government Sfuseum of Economic Geology.—The…
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