The gasoline engine on the farm; a practical, comprehensive treatise on the construction, repair, management and use of this great farm power as applied to all farm machinery and farmer's work indoors and out .. (1913)
Putnam, Xenophon Whiting, 1867- · New York, The Norman W. Henley Pub. Co. · leaf 152
a means of anchoring it se-curely to any independent foundation we wish to erect.It also holds the various parts of the engine rigid andin correct relation with each other; keeps the crankshaft in line with the piston stroke and its connec-tions, and gives to all a stability that could never… … Fig. 51.—Main Bearings Placed so a Twisting Strain Comes OnCap and Bolts Every Impulse. not only to resist the series of blows or shocks whichcome to them with each power impulse, but, in thecase of large engines, to absorb in their body in some
Internal combustion engines · Farm engines
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