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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 3 (January 1909) (1909)

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t a point at which it starts to flow of the car, added to the oil, which then carries it to The Gravity Feed System (Fig. 4).—Probably the again. In a cold test for steam cylinder oil the con- the bearing proper. Mixed with grease, forming a simplest system used to convey lubricating oils to… … tensively used to lubricate the motor and transmis- sure) under which lubrication must take place are so sion. The crank case is filled up to a certain level Fig. 9.—LUBRICATING DEVICES ON DASHBOARD. changeable throughout the various moving parts of an with cylinder lubricating oil, in which the…

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