. Railway master mechanic [microform] . mined the bushings very carefully and could notfind any shoulder on them. We applied the new valves tothe old bushings and could not see any evidence1 of any have placed the engine in service and cannot see anydifference in the performance of the very truly,v C. R. Williams, General Master Mechanic,Buffalo & Susquehanna I!. R. Galeton, Pa., April 8th, 1904. 274 RAILWAY MASTER MECHANIC July, 1904. Combination Stock and Grain Car The Ralston combination stock and grain car illustrated bythe accompanying engravings, is designed for the
. Railway master mechanic [microform] . mined the bushings very carefully and could notfind any shoulder on them. We applied the new valves tothe old bushings and could not see any evidence1 of any have placed the engine in service and cannot see anydifference in the performance of the very truly,v C. R. Williams, General Master Mechanic,Buffalo & Susquehanna I!. R. Galeton, Pa., April 8th, 1904. 274 RAILWAY MASTER MECHANIC July, 1904. Combination Stock and Grain Car The Ralston combination stock and grain car illustrated bythe accompanying engravings, is designed for the purpose ofobtaining the means to provide for the carrying of differentkinds of ladings. For instance, live stock, grain, coal, etc., pawl, takes hold of lever, engages pawl into reversible ratchetand moves the lever towards the side of the car, thereby re-volving the crank arms from their vertical position and allow-ing the doors to drop. By closing the doors this action isreversed. These cars can be built either with wood or steel.
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