American School of Correspondence · Chicago, American school of correspondence · leaf 358
holding-outlever and holds it firmly in position. By so doing, the drawing-upfriction, by which the carriage is drawn in, is held out of gear. Whenthe backing-ofP is completed and the fallers locked, the finger is liftedclear of the roll and the holding-out rod allows the drawing-upfriction to drop… … Fig. 228. Elevation Sliowing Fallers. Dn to the spindle, while the counter faller rises until it meets theyarn, acting as a tension upon it. There remains to explain, inconnection with the fallers, the different conditions under whichthey must work. When drawing and twisting take place during the…
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