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Locomotive appliances (1901)

Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 281

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ir brake pump cylinder,and the quantity of oil feeding is indicated by sight-feed E on the front of the lubricator. To attach the lubricator.-Remove valves fromplugs over the steam chests. Fasten the lubricator tothe boiler head with bracket at the proper height, andhave the outside pipes now in… … 9 a Fig. 1.Seibert Triple Sight Feed Lubricator.M—Filling Plug. N—Lock Nut to fasten Lubricator to H—Steam Valve. Bracket. K-K-K—Regulating Valves. E-E-E—Sight-Feeds. J—Water Valve. B—Gauge Glass. F—Condenser. S-S-S—Plugs over Glasses. G-C-G—Auxiliary Oilers. C—Union. W—Draw-off Valve. P-P-P—Valves…

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