The complete motorist, being an account of the evolution and construction of the modern motor-car; with notes on the selection, use, and maintenance of the same; and on the pleasures of travel upon the public roads (1905)
Young, Filson, 1876-1938 · New York : McClure, Phillips & co.; London, Methuen & co. · leaf 207
y the rotating portions (i), (3)and (4) of the gear. In these illustrations the sheave is shownat its maximum stroke. The variation in stroke of the eccentric isobtained by hydrmilic presstire. The pressure fluid is admittedthrough the centre of the shaft under the ram (17), whichforces the sheave… … FIG. 7. ELEVATION OF THE HUTTON GEAR 111 1—Side Links for Toggles.•2 2 2 2—Toggle Links. 3 3 3 3—Outer Toggles. 4 4 4 4—Inner Toggles. 5 and 6 repeated—Pins for Springs as shown by 7.7—Spiral Spring to Toggles.8—Shaft. upon which the sheave slides. In Fig. 7 the eccentric strap isshown with links…
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