Fox, Thomas W. (Thomas William) · London ; New York : Macmillan and Co. · leaf 386
362 MECHANISM OF WE A VING PART in case a jerk results from the contact of h with e. This is done by / entering a slot in li and rising to the top, where further traverse is impossible. Two thin iron plates d! screwed upon d form grooves for shifter li to move in. Eod i is hinged to A, and passes … 3 Fig. 201. through two holes, one drilled in the upper, and the other in the lower flanges of a forked guide Z:, which is free to swing upon holder / ; the latter is bolted upon the top of bracket m, A foot on m rests upon the floor, and the whole is secured by set screws to a cylindrical bar…
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