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Draw frames and fly frames : being a practical treatise on the above machines (1898)

Thornley, T. (Thomas) · Manchester : A. Heywood · leaf 138

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remaining screw A or B to release its correspondingdetent lever. Secure the adjusting screws firmly by thelock nuts shown. It may be noted that setting these screwsfurther down shortens the lifter traverse, and vice-versa.Also when the lifter is at its topmost position, the rovingis being wound on… … In Fig. 31, C D is the hanger bar or diminishing rod. Itpasses loosely through snugs in the upper cradle, as shownat A B. It swivels loose in the double slide E F, whichis secured firmly to the lifter rail, and partakes of itsmovement. The hanger bar may be regarded as a lever of I30 the first…

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