Pole-stop and Support (1).—A flanged piece of plate metal (riveted to fork-flanges) on and against which the pole is supported.
Double-tree Bolt-brace (1).—A flanged plate with holes in front for double-tree bolt and through the flanges for pole-bolt. It also forms the catch for the foot-board latch.
Pintle (1) (c).—For connecting the carriage-body bolted between the fork-flanges.
Pintle-key (1) (d).—For securing the lunette.
Pintle-key Chain (1).—For securing the pintle-key to the limber.
Pintle Brace-rods (2).—From the rear hound understrap-bolts to the rear pintle-body bolt.
Hound Brace-rods (2).—From the front pintle-body bolt to the ring-bolt of primer-and obturator-boxes.
Primer-and Obturator-boxes (2) (n).—Two water-tight cylindrical boxes with screw-lids, bolted through the bottoms to the axle, and by a ring-bolt to the hounds, for carrying unbroken boxes of primers and spare obturators.
Ammunition-chest, Wood (l).—Ironed, with corrugated-iron plate on back. It is covered with duck, and the lid is secured, when down, by hasp and turnkey. Three compartments: end ones for projectiles, 21 in each; middle for 44 cartridges and two haversacks. The packing divisions for projectiles are of cast bronze.