The engineer's sketch-book of mechanical movements, devices, appliances, contrivances and details employed in the design and construction of machinery for every purpose

by Thomas Walter Barber

[312]. Rod end with side strap. The brasses take out transversely by taking off the side strap.

[313]. Solid end and double set screw fastening for cotter.

[314] & [315]. Solid ends for small rods. The brasses are usually secured by a set screw.

[316]. Solid end, split with screw bolt tightening device; may be hinged as shown by dotted line.

[Larger plate.]

[317]. Covered solid end for crank pins, with screw adjustments for brasses.

[318]. Common forked rod end, with cap.

[319]. Hook bolt attachment for gudgeon; sometimes useful where there is thrust only on the gudgeon.

[320]. Double connecting rod, in which the rods form also distance rods and bolts for the heads, which are in halves and fitted with brasses of the ordinary type.