d. A pin, j", is turned down ; when turned up, it catches slide, h'i and is inclined to spring out against tal bars, j, that can slide freely along the end m', is also attached to the lower end of £-', a key-pin, i'', which works through the outer on a pawl, h", if the handle of the lever, a",… … To the outer sides of these pulleys, pinions, e' /', and to each end of the vibrating plate a hinged to carriage, B, the upper end is thrown to it. X is a shaft which is placed at one The outer end of the lever, a", has a pendant bent rod, g', are attached. The upper end of u out by a small spring…
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