THE OSCILLATING SHUTTLE
26337
26327
20795
02634
0
h
26339 20/95
21330
025030 FOBS
025030 DAB
Fig. 71
‘26335
025130 FOB
The shuttle No. 26327 (see Fig. 71) is set in motion by the
shuttle carrier No. D 26340, with the intermediate aid of the
shuttle carrier adjusting spring No. 20194, and it retains its
position in the race body No. D 26330 by means of the race
cover No. 26333. The race cover is connected at its lower portion
with the race body by means of a ring-shaped hook No. 26339
and is held against No. D 26330, the race body, with the aid of
two knobs No. 26337. These knobs are under spring pressure,
and thus press the race cover against the race body. By pulling
both knobs away from the race cover and swinging them
sideways, the race cover can be swung away from the race body,
whereby the race cover will turn around the aforementioned
ring-shaped hook. The shuttle then can be removed easily from
the race body. When assembled with the race body, the race
cover must yieldingly press against the race body. This will
prevent the shuttle from jamming, should pieces of thread, dirt,
etc. get between shuttle and race body while the machine is in
motion. To keep the machine in good order, it is essential to
clean the shuttle (as well as all other
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