Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 402
nary and marineengines, and suitable provisions for indicating inthose cases have become a recognized necessity. LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES. 393 Description.—A prominent feature of the Taborindicator lies in the means employed to communicatea straight-line movement to the pencil. A stationaryplate… … Fig. 1. Tabor Indicator Fitted with Drum Stop Attachment. roller which turns on a pin, and this is fitted so as toroll freely from end to end of the slot. The curve ofthe slot is so formed, and the pin attached to such a.point, that the end of the pencil bar which carries thepencil moves up and…
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