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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 6 (August 1876) (1876)

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inserted in the the central tube, e, is open, and, when the oil sinks below its covered again with sand to preserve it till work is resumed hub. Turning the head of the rod pushes the piston down, lower end, air is admitted through it and the annular passage in the fall, when careful drawings will… … Lubricators for Machinery to the reservoir above, and allows an equivalent amount of oil to descend. The vertical adjustment of the tube regu- lates the flow by determining the hight of the column of oil resting upon the journal. In D the oil is conducted from the annular reservoir by a wick of…

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