Electric railway journal . g shells on all motors are rebabbittedwith a tin-base metal composed of 80 per cent tin, 10 percent lead and 10 per cent antimony. The interior andexterior

Download this stock image: . Electric railway journal . g shells on all motors are rebabbittedwith a tin-base metal composed of 80 per cent tin, 10 percent lead and 10 per cent antimony. The interior andexterior of the motor are given a coat of asphaltum paint.Brush holders are removed ami overhauled; all brass partsare dipped in an acid bath and new shunts and springs applied. ARMATURE WINDING The armatures of the motors used on the Lung Island Rail-road are wound w ith strap copper, each coil consisting of threeribbons. The two halves of each coil when new were rivetedtogether at the pinion end after being put in plac - 2CRAM7T from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

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