Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 87
PLIANCES. This shoe is castin two parts, eachabout seven inchesin length, and theseshort segments atonce adjust them-selves equally wellto wheels fromthirty-three to thirty-six inches in diam-eter, and thus ob-viate the necessityof carrying a stockof shoes for thesedifferent sizes ofwheels. The… … Fig. 12.The Interlocking, Divided, Brake Shoe. THE CORNING BRAKE SHOE. As the result of an extended study of the require-ments of a brake shoe suitable for both steel-tiredand chilled wheels, the Corning Brake Shoe Companypresents another type of brake shoe. The materialsused in its construction,…
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