Wright aircraft engines; complete instructions for their installation, operation and maintenance; (1921)
Wright Aeronautical Corporation, Cautley, John R., ed · Paterson, N.J., Wright aeronautical corporation · leaf 38
ductionof heat away from the center. The wrist pins float, beingfree to turn in either the small end of the connecting rodor in the piston bosses. On early E and I engines, to pre-vent the ends of the pin from scoring the cylinder wallsthere is a special, thin section piston ring in a groovewhich… … two grooves and a scraper ring, as well as the ring whichsecures the wrist pin, the latter not being thick enough totouch the cylinder wall. Magneto Mounting At the rear end of the crankcase a bracket is attachedwhich carries the magnetos in much the same way as onmodels E-2 and H-2. However,…
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