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The design and construction of oil engines (1910)

Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 232

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up anddown until the oil is seen to pass the overflow-valve. INSTRUCTIONS FOR RUNNING OIL ENGINES. I43 Then turn the handle to position Open/ work thepump-lever up and down again, one or two strokes,then give the fly-wheel one or two turns, and the enginewill start readily. There is also a handle… … Fig. 65. (See Fig. 65.) When it is required to stop the engine,turn the starting handle to the position marked Shut.If too much oil is pumped into vaporizer before start-ing it will be difficult to start up. Oiling Engine.—See that the oil-cups on the maincrank-shaft bearings are fitted with proper…

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