. The Street railway journal . ced overhead to run thesemachines. In the machine shop are a Morgan bolt cutter,a Bullard 28-in. boring mill, a speed lathe and three up-right drills, four engine lathes, including one McCabedouble spindle lathe, a Brown & Sharpe milling machineNo. 2, a Potter & Johnson shaper, a Bullard 42-in. boringmill, a Brown & Sharpe key-seating machine, two wheelpresses, a Brown & Sharpe cutter grinder, a Diamond Ma- May 3, 1902.] STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. 529 chine Company wet tool grinder and a dry grinder and atwist drill grinder, a 24-in. Putnam planer, a 42-in. wheelbor
. The Street railway journal . ced overhead to run thesemachines. In the machine shop are a Morgan bolt cutter,a Bullard 28-in. boring mill, a speed lathe and three up-right drills, four engine lathes, including one McCabedouble spindle lathe, a Brown & Sharpe milling machineNo. 2, a Potter & Johnson shaper, a Bullard 42-in. boringmill, a Brown & Sharpe key-seating machine, two wheelpresses, a Brown & Sharpe cutter grinder, a Diamond Ma- May 3, 1902.] STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. 529 chine Company wet tool grinder and a dry grinder and atwist drill grinder, a 24-in. Putnam planer, a 42-in. wheelborer and a turret lathe. Three motors, one y\ hp andtwo 5 hp, are required in the machine department. Thereare also a small planer and a straightening machine. The lamps are used, the latter, with the exception of the washroom, being arranged in five-light clusters. No wires arevisible, all being enclosed in steel tubing, which greatlyreduces the fire risk. The blast at the forges and the smoke draft are operated.
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