Bradbury, F. (Fred) · Manchester : John Heywood Ltd. · leaf 108
heir respective short shanks of the uprights a ora1. This difficulty is to a certain extent overcome by using the linkmotion only for the central parts of the machine and double necks at thesides. A better method has recently been adopted by Devoge andCo. by which the tug cords are made to pass… … Figs. 93 L ABA L M D K L?\ rv 31 D K J/ A E H 3 t 97 98 L M D E £ F 99 The adoption of the link motion necessarily generates a certainamount of friction and increases the wear and tear by the slidingaction of the links over the surface of the uprights, but neverthelessits introduction marks a step…
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