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American Machinist September 3 1951 Reprint
American Machinist September 3 1951
CONTENTS Spotting, stains, rippled along the top edge
Precision Builds Power on Wheels
The Prime Mover is a Powerful Diesel Frame and Base are Complex Weldments
Multiple Tooling Machines Engine Frame
Piston and Liner are Complex
Crank and Connecting Rods are Big, but Exact
Camshafts are Turned from the Solid
Nozzles and Pumps are High-Protection Parts
Subassemblies Come from Side Lines
Final Assembly is Done on Heavy-Trunnioned Trucks
Generator and Motors Come from Erie
Some Assemblies are Welded
Drilling is Not Always Simple
Brass Parts are Quantity Jobs Too
Motor Assembly is Along a Railroad
Other Electrical Parts
Coils Are Edge-Bent from Strip
Materials Handling is Mechanized
Now for the Locomotive Frame
Lastly Final Assembly
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