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od either way from tlie main pin, this 1-32israadeascant sixteenth. I have in this way madea smooth working engine out of one bitterly com-plained of by the engineer, and have converted andconvinced many a one that a loose bearing in theback end made no pounding, but on the other handreduced it:… … THE APPLICATION AND CARE OF SIDE RODS-REASONS WHY THEY BREAIC. ing loose at extremes from the main bearing neverinjured either rod or pin, while the opposite prac-tice has resulted in the stripping of many an engine. ing too tight and of improper length than any othercause. I believe In the rod…
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