Textile Machinery

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A one-page patent abstract from a July 1900 engineering periodical describing J. Moorhouse's patent no. 20,442 for a self-acting mule and twiner. It explains a belt-pulley driving arrangement on the countershaft in which the belt to the machine never has to be moved, operated by bellcrank levers and rods from the strap guide shaft. A side elevation drawing accompanies the text.

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Date
July 20, 1900
Language
English
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1
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