Ripper, William, 1853-1937 · London, New York [etc.] : Longmans, Green and co. · leaf 282
ENGINE DETAILS. It-, rod, with the flat beds and wide-spreading gudgeons of some yearsago. In the latter tyjje it is ahiiost impossible to maintain theperfect alignment of the connecting-rod, and if the brasses on bothsides are not adjusted exactly similarly, the work is liable to be doneon one… … O }- f- I^. ^ ::J -^ Fig. 309. Fig. 313 is an example of the best type of forked connecting-rodend, and is used in conjunction with Fig. 311. Great care must beexercised in forging this type of rod end, so that the grain of the ironfollows the jaw. If the grain crosses the forked part of the rod…
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