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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF PHILADELPHIA COUNTY CIVIL SECTION: TRIAL DIVISION JAMES I.

Fic 33-15 --Safety basket, made of 2 by 3* in welded steel, holds the piston rod of a forging ham mer when the steam is shut off for cleaning ram bore The ends of the bars are bent around the chain eyes Courtesy Tractor Works, International Harvester Co ping when a job is being set up or when work is being done on the die However, for complete protection, the steam or air should be shut off from the press and the ram should be blocked up 3 A safety cylinder head protects against piston overtravel 4 Many of the working parts are safely en closed. 5 Operating levers are placed in a safe posi tion Hammer hazards For the most part, all types of forging ham mers have identical hazards The most fre quent causes of injury are 1 Being struck by flying dnft and key frag ments or by flash or slugs 2 Using feeler gages to check guide wear or the matching of dies 3 Using materials handling equipment im properly, such as tong lifts 4.

THE CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF FERRUGINOUS BODIES IN SPUTA Jerry W.

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CONTENTS MASTER CYLINDER..................................................................................................................................................62 Bench Bleeding a Master Cylinder..................................................................................................................... 63 Installing a Master Cylinder............................................................................................................................... 63 BRAKE FLUID............................................................................................................................................................ 64 BRAKE SYSTEM BLEEDING.....................................................................................................................................65 Manual Bleeding.................................................................................................................................................66 Pressure Bleeding.............................................................................................................................................. 67 Gravity Bleeding................................................................................................................................................. 67 Vacuum Bleeding................................................................................................................................................ 68 BRAKE LINES AND HOSES......................................................................................................................................69 Metal Brake Lines..............................................................................................................................................70 Brake Hoses...................................................................................................................................................... 71 LESSON TWO DEMONSTRATION 1: BRAKE INSPECTION............................................................................................................. 73 DEMONSTRATION 2: MACHINING.......................................................................................................................... 77 BRAKE ROUGHNESS -- CAUSES.......................................................................................................................... 78 Lateral Runout...................................................................................................................................................78 Disc Thickness Variation................................................................................................................................... 79 Lining Material Transfer..................................................................................................................................... 80 Rotor Corrosion................................................................................................................................................. 80 BRAKE ROUGHNESS -- REPAIR............................................................................................................................ 81 COMMON MACHINING PRACTICES FOR ROTORS..............................................................................................89 COMMON MACHINING PRACTICES FOR DRUMS................................................................................................89 ROTUNDA PRO-CUT ON-CAR BRAKE LATHE (201-00002)................................................................................. 90 Brake Lathe Set-up............................................................................................................................................90 Attach Lathe To Mount Adapter........................................................................................................................93 Compensate For Lathe Runout........................................................................................................................ 94 Lathe Operation.................................................................................................................................................98 On-Car Lathe Summary..................................................................................................................................102 LESSON TWO WORKSTATIONS...........................................................................................................................103 WORKSTATION 1 .................................................................................................................................................... 104 WORKSTATION 2.................................................................................................................................................... 106 WORKSTATION 3.................................................................................................................................................... 108 WORKSTATION 4.................................................................................................................................................... 110 GLOSSARY..................................................................................................................Glossary -1 TOOL LIST............................................................................................................................

BRAKE SYSTEM SERVICE LESSON ONE-MODULE 2 Brake Master Cylinder Reservoir BSR017-A Item 1 Filler Cap 2 Reservior Description item 3 Sensor 4 Grommets Description The only part of the brake system that could have a brake fluid loss that does not appear when the system is under pressure is the brake master cylinder reservoir area.

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