Manual of Heavy Artillery Service Prepared for the Use of the Army And Militia
Manual of Heavy Artillery Service Prepared for the Use of the Army And Militia
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A scaffolding under the muzzle sustains the mortar in this position, and the cheeks are taken apart and removed.
To place the 13-inch mortar and carriage on rollers.
471. The following implements are necessary : Four rollers (78 inches long), four whole blocks^ four half blocks^ two quarter blocks^ and four chocks (rollei*).
Embar under the rear notches perpendicular to the cheeks, and raise the rear of the carriage until a quarter block can be inserted under each shoe. These quarter blocks are... worked to the front by successive purchases until half blocks can be in- serted in place of the quarter blocks. The half blocks are worked to the front as before until a roller can be inserted under the shoes.
This roller is worked to the front until it is nearly under the eccentric axle, and another roller is placed behind it near the heels of the shoes. The rollers are chocked front and rear. Embar under the front notches and cant the mortar to the rear on both rollers.
The mortar may then be moved short distances by attaching blocks and tackle to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A scaffolding under the muzzle sustains the mortar in this position, and the cheeks are taken apart and removed.
To place the 13-inch mortar and carriage on rollers.
471. The following implements are necessary : Four rollers (78 inches long), four whole blocks^ four half blocks^ two quarter blocks^ and four chocks (rollei*).
Embar under the rear notches perpendicular to the cheeks, and raise the rear of the carriage until a quarter block can be inserted under each shoe. These quarter blocks are... worked to the front by successive purchases until half blocks can be in- serted in place of the quarter blocks. The half blocks are worked to the front as before until a roller can be inserted under the shoes.
This roller is worked to the front until it is nearly under the eccentric axle, and another roller is placed behind it near the heels of the shoes. The rollers are chocked front and rear. Embar under the front notches and cant the mortar to the rear on both rollers.
The mortar may then be moved short distances by attaching blocks and tackle to it.
What to read after Manual of Heavy Artillery Service Prepared for the Use of the Army And Militia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John C John Caldwell Tidball to read onlineMoreLess
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