t combustible gas, allowing the ignition burner to con- supply of petroleum. Hot air is admitted to the car- the use of gearing is worthy of notice. In engines bureter through the pipe attached to the upper part tinue burning, but for a complete stop the ignition using gears for actuating the… … a single oil cup, lakes and riv- G, connected Fi»; 6.-CABBTJBETING APPARATUS. ON THE GAS MOTOR Fig. 5-VEBTICAL SECTION OF ers in Europe. with the lower LINE OF THE SHAFT. As this mo- part of the cyl- inder. The oil tor is readily to the carbureter by the products of combustion, which received in…
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