Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 361
inty of a continuous and plenti-ful supply of water to the injector, less wear o( the (851) 352 LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES. injector, combining and delivery tubes, a considerablesaving of time over the ordinary method in removingand cleaning the strainer, and a convenient andmechanical arrangement of… … Fig. 2.Position of Strainer on Locomotive. rotated on the fixed stud clear of the opening, andthe straining plate partially removed. The ends ofboth bolts are provided with split pins to prevent thecomplete removal or accidental loss of the attachingnuts and washers. All other parts are made of…
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