Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 233
der 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 bears against the 224 LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES flat face of the ball joint ring 4, which makes a jointwith… … Fig. 2.United States Piston Rod Packing for Pistons with Enlarged Ends. babbitt rings 2 are the only parts that should touch therod, so that if the rod is once trued up perfectly roundand parallel it should wear very slightly and evenly. As most modern designers make piston rods withenlarged ends,…
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