Bradbury, F. (Fred) · Manchester : John Heywood Ltd. · leaf 147
therwise firmlyfixed in the wood lags g, according to the required number of shotsper card. A peg in the lag places both catches clear of the cardcylinder a, and a blank permits the top catch to rest on the card 142 JACQUARD MECHANISM AND HARNESS MOUNTING. cylinder, i.e. the position shown in the… … This arrangement involves no change of ratchet wheel and lagcylinder. It is only necessary to peg the lags, to suit the requirednumber of shots per card. The Scotch Twilling Jacquard. The construction of this make of machine does not differ inessential principles from the Irish type already fully…
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