Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 408
ditions. The wheel has proveda much more reliable and satisfactory reducingmotion than any of the other kinds, and during the LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES. 399 last few years it has, to a great extent, superseded allother devices for the same purpose. The illustration herewith, Fig. 2, represents… … Fio. 2.Ashcroff, Reducing Wheel. extended to provide a support for the worm gear discG, to which the cord E from the indicator paper drumis secured in a maimer as illustrated. A pulley 0, ofsuitable diameter for the stroke of the engine, isloosely mounted on the worm shaft R, to which pulleyone end…
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