. Locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . 2inches at top, 16 inches near bottom. Smoke stack top above rail—15 feet 4?^inches. Boiler supplied by—Tivo injectors. Sel-lers improved, 9^ R. H., Monitor No. 9L. H. Weight of tender, empty—46,200 pounds. Wheels, number of—Eight. Wheels, diameter—36 inches. Journals, diameter and length—5 by 9inches. Wheel-base—17 feet 8 inches. Tender frame—lo-inch steel channels. Tender trucks—Center bearing doubleI-beam bolster, with side bearings on backtruck. Water capacity—6,000 United Statesgallons. Coal capacit
. Locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . 2inches at top, 16 inches near bottom. Smoke stack top above rail—15 feet 4?^inches. Boiler supplied by—Tivo injectors. Sel-lers improved, 9^ R. H., Monitor No. 9L. H. Weight of tender, empty—46,200 pounds. Wheels, number of—Eight. Wheels, diameter—36 inches. Journals, diameter and length—5 by 9inches. Wheel-base—17 feet 8 inches. Tender frame—lo-inch steel channels. Tender trucks—Center bearing doubleI-beam bolster, with side bearings on backtruck. Water capacity—6,000 United Statesgallons. Coal capacity—10 tons. Total wheel-base of engine and tender—52 feet 25^ inches. Engine equipped with two Coales safetyvalves; Nathan & Co. No. 9 triple sight-feed lubricator; Westinghouse-Americancombined brakes on drivers, tender and. FIG. 19. HORWICH SHOPS, L. & Y. RAILWAY. milling machine idea in existence. Ido not know who is to be credited withthe origination of it, for in the oldershops at Crewe I saw machines essenti-ally like it at work, and, later, at thegreat establishment of the CockerillCompany at Seraing, Belgium, I saw amachine embodying the same principles toward the work by means of a screwwhich takes hold of the swinging frameat the top, as shown. When the work isat first put into the machine it does notrotate, but is held still in such a positionthat the milling cutter, being fed in, cutsout the slot forming the crank-webs, andthis feed automatically stops when the May, 1899. Lor-OMoTixi-; i: NT. I \i; Kir INC 227 right depth is reached to leave enoughmetal to form the pin. The cutter arboris then held in this position while thefeed motion which revolves the axle onthe centers, being thrown in, mills thepin so closely to size and shape thatwhen the axle afterward goes to the lathe,only finishin
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