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English: Fig. 3.—Bolt-Screwing Machine (John Stirk & Sons, Ltd., Halifax).

A, bed.

B, Spindle.

C, Four-step belt pulley, driving through triple spur gears D, to B.

E, Opening die head.

F, Bolt carriage racked to or fro along the bed by rotation of hand-wheel G.

H, Handle for opening and closing vee-jaws at a for gripping and releasing bolts by means of a right- and left-hand screw.

J, Handle for opening the dies.

K, Lever for automatically opening the dies, operating through J.

L, Rod having adjustable dog b, struck by carriage at a definite position of its travel, thus throwing the dies off the work.

M, Pump drawing lubricant from reservoir in bed.
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