Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 442
he heater, as can always be readily donewithout producing back pressure on the main engine. SMOKE JACKS FOR ENGINE HOUSES. Although of comparatively recent adoption, thereare but few engine houses of any importance not nowequipped with some form of drop jack; that is, withtelescope pipe which… … 434 LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES. locomotive cab, but also increases the natural draftand prevents creosote or drippings from falling on thefront end and headlight. Proper inspection and repair work cannot be accom-plished on locomotives where the engine house is sofull of smoke and noxious gases, as was…
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