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... rope , in between the spigot and the bell until the spigot end is centered in the bell and the bottom of the pipe is smooth , as in Fig . 70. If oakum is not thus used the bottom of the drain will be uneven , as in Fig . 69 , and cement ...
... rope , in between the spigot and the bell until the spigot end is centered in the bell and the bottom of the pipe is smooth , as in Fig . 70. If oakum is not thus used the bottom of the drain will be uneven , as in Fig . 69 , and cement ...
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... rope in some way many times in a year , and therefore practical knowledge of correct methods of tying , hitching , and mending ropes has for him a real money value . Besides being a convenience , such knowledge may be the means of ...
... rope in some way many times in a year , and therefore practical knowledge of correct methods of tying , hitching , and mending ropes has for him a real money value . Besides being a convenience , such knowledge may be the means of ...
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... rope to make a knob or to prevent the strands from untwisting ; another takes up the ways of making loops in a rope : still another deals with the various kinds of splices . Great care has been taken to describe only such things as are ...
... rope to make a knob or to prevent the strands from untwisting ; another takes up the ways of making loops in a rope : still another deals with the various kinds of splices . Great care has been taken to describe only such things as are ...
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... Rope tackle , Figs . 108-110 , p . 64 Bowline knot : Overhand method , Figs . 135-138 , p . 69 Underhand method , Figs . 139-141 , p . 70 Long splice , Figs . 167-177 , p . 76 Renewing a broken strand , Figs . 178-179 , p . 80 Handling ...
... Rope tackle , Figs . 108-110 , p . 64 Bowline knot : Overhand method , Figs . 135-138 , p . 69 Underhand method , Figs . 139-141 , p . 70 Long splice , Figs . 167-177 , p . 76 Renewing a broken strand , Figs . 178-179 , p . 80 Handling ...
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... ROPE Kinds of rope.- Rope is made of hemp , of cotton , or of wire . The last - named , being used very little by the farmer , will not be considered here . Cotton rope is of value mainly by reason of its softness , and should be used ...
... ROPE Kinds of rope.- Rope is made of hemp , of cotton , or of wire . The last - named , being used very little by the farmer , will not be considered here . Cotton rope is of value mainly by reason of its softness , and should be used ...
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Page 111 - DONALD REDDICK, Ph.D., Plant Pathology. EDWARD G. MONTGOMERY. MA, Farm Crops. WILLIAM A. RILEY, Ph.D., Entomology. MERRITT W. HARPER, MS, Animal Husbandry. JAMES A. BIZZELL, Ph.D.. Soil Technology. GLENN W. HERRICK, BSA, Economic Entomology. HOWARD W. RILEY, ME, Farm Mechanics. CYRUS R.
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Page 111 - Dairy Industry. EMMONS W. LELAND, BSA, Soil Technology. CHARLES T. GREGORY, BS in Agr., Plant Pathology. WALTER W. FISK, BS in Agr., Dairy Industry.
Page 78 - Museum; in this, the cooperating institutions are very materially aided by the Bureau of Plant Industry of the United States Department of Agriculture...
Page 76 - F1rst stage made that each pair of .-.-./ strands is joined in a separate place in the rope instead of all at one place. The greatest number of strands at any place in the spliced rope is thus four instead of six.
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Page 60 - FIG. 89 ample size so that when placed over the end of the scaffold plank it will hang loosely below it, as in Fig. 87. Draw to the left the rope in the left hand in Fig. 87, and to the right the rope in the right hand in the same figure, thus gaining the position shown in Fig. 88. Turn the plank over, draw the ropes up above it, join the short end to the long rope by an overhand bowline (Fig. 138), pull the bowline tight, at the same time adjusting the length of the two ropes so that they hold the...
Page 50 - ... rope 8-inch wheels should be used; the wheels in the pulley blocks should be equally large or larger. In order to give economical service, rope used for transmitting power should be run over pulleys not smaller in diameter than forty times the diameter of the rope. As mentioned above, the chafing in a four-strand rope is less than that in a three-strand rope, and for this reason if small pulleys are absolutely necessary or are already on hand a four-strand rope should be used. Weakening effect...