ECCENTRICS.

=The Eccentric= on an engine is for the purpose of moving the valve

back and forth upon the valve seat and has a throw equal to the travel

of the valve. The throw of eccentric is caused by the wheel or plate

being bored to one side of its true center, and generally equals

one-half the travel of the valve. If more or less, the difference is

caused by the use of rocker arm or similar devices for increasing or

diminishing the throw of eccentric as the case may be. The eccentric is

accurately fitted and fastened to the main shaft of the engine with set

screws or key.

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