Bradbury, F. (Fred) · Manchester : John Heywood Ltd. · leaf 64
board b descends,and with its load acts as a counterpoise and to a certain extentassists in lifting the lower board c. Should any of the knotted cordslifted in the previous lash be required to be raised on this, the nextand subsequent lash, the particular cord will be caught by the risingboard c… … 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- Fig. 60. Fig. 59 shows the position of the mechanism when the figuringshed is fully open. The trap board b, together with the first threeknot cords—lashed to the given simple—is shown in its highestposition and the trap board c in its lowest. For the next…
Textile machinery
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