Buck, H. D. (Horace Davis) · New York, Bragdon, Lord & Nagle Company · leaf 39
least two needles, andsome of them as many as four, though racking two needles issufficient for all ordinary work. Fig. 32 shows the method ofracking or moving the plate to make the rack stitch, or atleast this is the principle used as a rule on the importedmachines, with some modifications by some… … The Racking- Cam, Ratchet and Studs. made an elongated hole, h, through which the plate is attachedto the frame by the shouldered screw, a, the head of which isflush with the top of the plate. It will readily be seen thatwith this method the plate cannot be moved in any directionexcept lengthwise…
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