Care And Repair of Gas And Oil Engines
Care And Repair of Gas And Oil Engines
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Now the correct position is between these two, and a little moving back and forth of the needle valve will soon indicate which is the adjustment at which the engine runs the best. When this position has been obtained, fasten the needle valve with a lock-nut so that it will not jar out of position by the vibration of the engine. If the engine is of the variable-speed type, there will probably be a compensating air valve which will require adjustment. In this case, speed up the engine to about 30...0 revolutions per minute and open the air valve until the engine begins to miss fire, then close it until it runs steadily and fasten this valve with a lock-nut also.
The Mixer On heavier engines, a mixer which is more simple than the car- bureter is used. The same remarks with regard to the fuel tank apply 1 in the case of the mixer, with the exception that in most cases mixers are supplied with a pump so that the tank is generally buried in some convenient place outside of the building and suitable pipes run from the tank to the pump, and from the mixer back to the tank, as an overflow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now the correct position is between these two, and a little moving back and forth of the needle valve will soon indicate which is the adjustment at which the engine runs the best. When this position has been obtained, fasten the needle valve with a lock-nut so that it will not jar out of position by the vibration of the engine. If the engine is of the variable-speed type, there will probably be a compensating air valve which will require adjustment. In this case, speed up the engine to about 30...0 revolutions per minute and open the air valve until the engine begins to miss fire, then close it until it runs steadily and fasten this valve with a lock-nut also.
The Mixer On heavier engines, a mixer which is more simple than the car- bureter is used. The same remarks with regard to the fuel tank apply 1 in the case of the mixer, with the exception that in most cases mixers are supplied with a pump so that the tank is generally buried in some convenient place outside of the building and suitable pipes run from the tank to the pump, and from the mixer back to the tank, as an overflow.
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