Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 218
ccessfully the jars and con-cussions which may arise in useon a locomotive. In all whistleswhenever the valve is badly wornthe cup is of little or no value. Tomeet this condition the valve hasbeen made so that the seats are thesame as are employed in theCrosbyspring-seat valve, shown elsewherein… … Crosby CISlide V 210 LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES. longer time than formerly when in constant service.This applies only to the sizes five-inch and six-inchdiameters of bell, which are the ordinary ones forlocomotives. Fig. 4 represents the Crosby single bell chimewhistle. It differs from the whistle last…
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