FACTOID # 142: Americans consume the sixth-most spirits, the eighth-most beer and the 18th-most wine. They’re also likely to view heavy drinkers as undesirable neighbors.
 
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No 21 Backhead Detail (1806 words)
It was mounted to the large hole in the bottom of the backhead in the previous photo.
The small dark spots between the hand holes are the stay bolts that hold the outer backhead to the inner ring seen in the previous photo.
It is possible that the hole cut in the front of the cab after outshopping was a shroud that covered the air intake reducing the possibility of fire in the cabin.
Patent 4402370: Valveless pneumatic hammer (3064 words)
There is a chamber divider at the backhead end of the casing which co-operates with the piston for conducting fluid under pressure into alternate chambers, one at each piston end, for reciprocation of the piston.
The backhead end of the chamber divider is adapted to co-operate with the inner end of the back-head assembly for the securing of the chamber divider between the screwed in backhead assembly, and the locating ring.
In use, air under pressure is admitted to the casing 1 by the backhead assembly 2 and passes along the first fluid path into the first fluid chamber 23 where the pressure causes the piston 13 to move towards the backhead assembly 2 and position two.
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