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How to improve woolen and worsted mill operations (1900)

New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill · leaf 26

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THE /2-IN. WATER PIPE is long enough toreach across the take-up roll. Two Vi-\n.diameter holes are bored in each end forcap screws that hold the pipe to the take-uproll stand. The pipe is bent on the drive endof the loom. Two spacers, 2 in. long, areground on one end to fit the pipe. … PIPE IS FASTENED to the fake-up stand witha 4/2-in. cap screw. The spacer is betweenthe pipe and the take-up-roll bearing cap.Notice the bent end to prevent accidents atthe drive end of the loom. Part of our W-3 looms face an openspare floor. Filling, warp, and clothtrucks used to run into the…

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