American School of Correspondence · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 136
by which it is re-volved slowly in the oppo--site direction fro m thecoiler gear and just fastenough so that the coilsshall not overlap andcrowd each other. On the under side of the turn-table is a gear, driven from theupright shaft, L2, by the gears D3, Qi, P2, Y, X and Zi. O^and ,P2 are… … Fig. 62. Vertical section of coiler. 149 82 COTTON SPINNING. Fig. 64 is a plan of the coiler top. The trumpet, C*, is madein the form of a large, flat plate which covers almost the whole of the top. When it becomes necessary tooil the calender roll bearnigs, it can bedone easily by pushing the…
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