Cassell's Cyclopaedia of Mechanics : Containing Receipts, Processes, And Memoranda for Workshop Use, Based On Personal Experience And Expert Knowledge
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This frame Is welded at each corner, and is made of 2-ln. by i-In. Iron. On the inner face a frame of stock hooping, 2i In. wide. Is riveted, and projects over the Inner edge of the frame i In. all round. The frame Is then large enough to take a 5-ft. 10-ln. tyre, which is rarely used. With the height, suggested, It is possible to feed the fire from the top door. Gudgeons D (Figs, -l- and 2) should be let through Fig. 4 tyres, and nearly filled with shavings . and wood from the waste heap, .the...' tyres should be hot enough to shrink on about twenty minutes after the fire is lit.
Fit the lightest tyres first, and. as each tyre Is taken out put In another, replenishing the fire as required; the fresh tyres will be ready after -the first four are in place.
Repairing Backbonds and Traces.— If backhands and traces are thick, splicing should if possible be avoided. Shave both ends of the break, and just tack the ends together, then put pieces of leather at both' sides until the required thickness Is obtained, the pieces being shorter and thinner-shaved at the ends nearer the centre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This frame Is welded at each corner, and is made of 2-ln. by i-In. Iron. On the inner face a frame of stock hooping, 2i In. wide. Is riveted, and projects over the Inner edge of the frame i In. all round. The frame Is then large enough to take a 5-ft. 10-ln. tyre, which is rarely used. With the height, suggested, It is possible to feed the fire from the top door. Gudgeons D (Figs, -l- and 2) should be let through Fig. 4 tyres, and nearly filled with shavings . and wood from the waste heap, .the...' tyres should be hot enough to shrink on about twenty minutes after the fire is lit.
Fit the lightest tyres first, and. as each tyre Is taken out put In another, replenishing the fire as required; the fresh tyres will be ready after -the first four are in place.
Repairing Backbonds and Traces.— If backhands and traces are thick, splicing should if possible be avoided. Shave both ends of the break, and just tack the ends together, then put pieces of leather at both' sides until the required thickness Is obtained, the pieces being shorter and thinner-shaved at the ends nearer the centre.
What to read after Cassell's Cyclopaedia of Mechanics : Containing Receipts, Processes, And Memoranda for Workshop Use, Based On Personal Experience And Expert Knowledge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul N Paul Nooncree Hasluck to read onlineMoreLess
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