Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 426
inner part ofthe paper drum is arranged to contain lubricating LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES. 417 oil, and also to gradually feed it to the working partsas the machine moves. The construction is this: A small tube J-3 passes through the bottom of thedrum and extends half way up on the inside, to whichpoint… … Fig. 4. Oiler—Boyer Speed Recorder. eccentric on the upper end of the stationary shaft 1-2,around which the drum revolves. The plunger doesnot force the oil, it simply displaces and keeps it highenough to run into the top end of and out through thetube. When the plunger stops moving the flow of…
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