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 338
it must always be borne in mind that 336 The Gasoline Engine on the Farm adding to the size of the pulley increases the speed ofthe belt. 433. Belt Slipping.—All belts slip more or less,and within certain limits it is an advantage, as thesudden obstruction of a load, such as the clogging ofa… … Fig. 105,—Driving With Long, Heavy Belt, Showing Sag. of the power it should transmit, the loss is too great.Most slips originate where the laced joint strikes thesmaller pulley, which is where the contact is the leastand is therefore most easily broken. It is importantthat the joint be made as…
Internal combustion engines · Farm engines
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