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Locomotive appliances (1901)

Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 232

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three babbitt rings, numbered 2. The parts referred to by number in these cuts are:2—three babbitt rings, known as one ring; 3—flangefollower; 4--ball joint; 5—swab holder; 6—vibratingcup; 7—gland; 8—preventer. LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES. 223 It will be seen that all tne parts other than the bab-bitt… … Fig. 1.United States Piston Rod Packing. packing. The babbitt rings 2 are made each in twohalves in order to avoid the necessity of disconnectingthe crosshead from the rod, and they are placed in avibrating cup, 6, whose interior form is t hat of a doubleangle cone. rl ne fact4 of this Clip (i…

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