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How to build, equip and operate a cotton mill in the United States (1913)

Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York [etc.] F. P. Bennett & company, inc · leaf 388

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use It la toooften true when spindles are set, thatthe lifting rods or bushings shouldhave been changed instead. Lifter rods should be examined andoiled often, and if too much play isfound, a new bushing or rod shouldtake the place of the old. On some COTTON MILL MANAGEMENT 379 frames, In order to… … MSTMCiO 0(= S£T-rir\iQs F=>i r^ o I— £ TO i=? I r\i Cf Fig. 40A. casing that extends THE ENTIRE DISTANCEbetween the spindle and arch rails Isprovided, hut it must be said that In- to the fly and dirt collecting inside the casing which thus binds the rod. The best type of lifter rods, are those…

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