International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 414
G the axle gear,and W the car wheels. The back of the motor is supportedby the axle and the front is held up by means of a cross-bar or yoke bolted to the front of the motor and resting onsprings supported by the side frames of the truck. Thearms cast on the motor frame hold the gears at the… … Fig. 51. action as if it were mounted directly on the axle. Theweight of the G. E. 52 motor without axle gear and case is1,460 pounds. WESTIIS^GHOUSE NO. 56 MOTOR. 77. The Westinghouse No. 56 motor is intended for theheavier kinds of street-railway work. It is intended forinterurban or…
Electrical engineering
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