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A treatise on carriages : comprehending coaches, chariots, phaetons, curricles, whiskies, &c. : together with their proper harness, in which the fair prices of every article are accurately stated (1796)

Felton, William, Debrett, John, d. 1822 · London : Printed for and sold by the author, and by J. Debrett ... [and 5 others] · leaf 143

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e arms of the axletree, which are maderound, but rather of a conical form ; ftrongeft atthe back or fhoulders<2; tapering to the linceend by which is fcrewed for a nut, and alfo hasa fmall hole for a lince-pin c, which prevents thenut from coming off: at the body end is a collaror wafher i, for… … AXLETREES. 85 Glutting edges e welded in a ridge, which fecuresthe box in the wheel. C. The nut, which has a broad face /, to lieflat againft the wheel, and is tapped or fcrewedto receive the fcrew end of the axletree; each ofthofe nuL. turn on the fcrew the fame way thewheel goes, and have a notch…

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