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A textbook on the locomotive and the air brake (1901)

International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, Pa., International textbook co · leaf 39

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o this,remove the screws.s, openthe cover at the end, andrap with a piece of woodon the end A of the valve;the cover will then comeoff without taking the valveapart. Put a lead washer inat g and then enter the endd of the valve into the con-nection piece C and bolt upwith three If X i bolts.^^^•2^-… … §12 CAR LIGHTING. 23 LOW-PRESSURE PIPING. 27. Preparing tlie Pipes.—The gas under low pressureis carried from the outlet of regulator up to the roof of the carby the ^ inch piping pp, shown in Fig. 1. The joints of thisloAv-pressui*e piping need not besoldered, but merely made tight withlead paint.…

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