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Marine engineering (1897)

New York, N.Y. : Marine Pub. Co. · leaf 448

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orty-six hours continuous work of he opened it wide, but to his dismay the engine would half-hour shifts. The patches were made ashore in the not move. He therefore shut down the main engine meantime, and the whole job proved a success. The and began investigating the cause of the trouble with… … tomary, with several hand hole plates for the purpose FIG. 4. fitted. The low pressure piston did not slam on the way home, its nut having been set up as tight as a 20 pound sledge at the end of the same wrench would drive it, a line to keep it from jumping merely, instead of the chain tackle to…

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