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Mechanical movements, powers and devices (1911)

Hiscox, Gardner Dexter, 1822?-1908 · New York, The Norman W. Henley publishing co. · leaf 136

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448. AUTOMATIC OILER.—Much in use on explosive motors. Shaft <r, andcrank <^, with the dip wire d, are revolved bya belt dropping the oil on the wiper e, intothe small tank/, from which it flows to thecylinder. … UNIFORM AUTOMATIC OILER.—Used on gas engines. The shaft, driven by abelt from the valve-gear shaft of the engine,carries two hooks and dip wires, one ofwhich raises the oil from the variable levelbelow to a constant level oil reservoir, fromwhich the second hook and dip wire feedthe wiper that…

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