New York [etc.] Simmons-Boardman Pub. Co. [etc.] · leaf 260
o that theexpansion may be gradual. The bushing is coveredwith white lead and shoved in by hand. The thick-ness of thebu-shing varies fiom i in., as shown in thecut, to 1 in. according tonhe thickness of the cylinder the January meeting of the .Southwestern Kaihva;Club by Mr. A. G. Steinbrenner,… … walls. Mr. Wm. A. Fost.r. .-upiiiiilcndent of motivepower of the Fall Brook lines tells us that he hasbushed some cylinders with success whose walls wereonly 5-l() in. thick after being bored. It appeai-s tomake little difference, he says, how thin the walls ai-e,provided the ends ai-e all right.…
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