AUTOMOB
I LE NOTES
mun. Department, was sentinel—
Mmummuf
to has th m We of my In)
’ should be timed. The eamshatt
broke and l donot understand
not the new gear back in
i understand that it must work
as intalre valve, which is on
the other side of the cylinder. How
should as g. be m!
The exhaust valve. staid, ops.
about 0 defines, bolero bottom cen-
ts. and" close about 10 degrees past
top centre. The flywheel or the motor
his usually marked to indicate when
esbsust valve should begin to open.
Determine. the firing stroke of No. 1
cylinder and when the piston
about threequarters down note the
flywheel mark. There is usually a
pointer to guide When pointer is op-
posite mark the No.1 cam of the
camshaft should be about to raise
valve lifter. 1,1} this position the gear
should ’be engaged in mesh. Should
there be no marks on ‘thefiywheél to
guide you it will be necessary to
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chalk mark or otherwise subdivide the '
flywheel. Bear in mind that the lead
in valves drl'gs on digerentmotors,
depending upon the design and R. P.
M. The forty-degree lead mentioned is
approximately correct,.but to be as-
curate would, suggest that you obtain
the exact timing from the manufactur-
er of the motor.
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M‘otdring Depal‘tth’ill‘a' The 8911;11:111—-
Ilotorlns Deuarfinnt. The Sentinel—-
l hare a her arm thirty house
owner car. 11:11:11 has be. run shalt
1,500 miles The motor does not 9011
evenly upgrade on high gear. though
all the cylinders are tiring. It seems
though I had the motor apart the
othssday-mdell sppsaredts beta
and condition. Could m W
any cause for same? ‘ '
The timing gears: seem to have a
grinding sound, which they formerly
did not have. One'oi my friends sug-
gested that the gears meshed too
tightly, but that would seem strings
ease the cap has been run 4,600 miles
as stated above. L. T.
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may be wash. the to as ens-ted
valve or inky “Infill. The salve
tappent rod may be adjusted too close
ly. Test for these troubles when
1110.01? is heated.
Timing gears will bottom and grind
as you suggest when the can! shaft
bearings wear. A slightly bent cam
shaft will also cause the trouble.
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Will you kindly answer in the next
issue the reason of hard starting or
my Ford car? Don't start on quarter
turn. have to spin it. but after start~
ing it runs fine and has power Thai
coil. pings, times. etc, some to be
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3.}! 11mm
1-star be" the cause otw‘ch
whn throttle is retards“ Till-m
all. at
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To {scum :ths m at your
11110101,“. '-thst. the pbiii are clean
and thl fit a“ do not separate
more than 1-32 or an inch (or that
a postal card first passes between)
He's the Platinum contest ralli- at
no «mm m sad-nah
suited to give the longed ausible
spark-(run High tension wire
top pl! spark 'plug, when disconnected
while the motor is runnins. Host
”Ware mm with areal
meanest tar giving a richer mixture
to metal Mills ,
Motoring 13m The Mtinei-o
.’.I‘hm .lial been suit-8 as acumen!
in thmgange'iately. A cha.ulleur who
works 101 as electrician has 1111 p111;
points twice the ordinary distance»
apart. fie claims he gets more power
and uses less gasolene. We claim he
is liable to denote his magneto and
that his ill“! will otters also I". as
several of us have found after trying.
Bill, the cheuseur. says why not get
a. god magneto before WRE'W
we, want to know, is will the bigger
spark give any better results, or is
there some good reason why the
spark plug points are not set further
apart?
ANXIOUS READER.
Provided the magneto is capable of
generating a sufliciently strong cur-
rent to pass the plug points at low
engine speeds, it is not injurious to
the magneto, and the extra width in
the'gsp or the plug points is an ad-
advantage. in regard to power and
I have a 1810 Smdm
swimming-I Helm 1!
‘ When mt t We «router
bails-tires and the intro opts
Mr. Thinks roll. ingest.
' ture is a lean one, and a correct 0011- 'I'
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Wire Strainer '
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setthgtts care-inhalaliu
advantl'ge. This allows that the min
cuties (01‘ the time of you There
shaman: possible causes oi.I over-
heating. aniong which may be men.
tioned inedicient um mobs. due
gaskets swollen where pipes are egg-
nested to alludes. or Damp out at
order. m belt too loose. insul-
cient oil in motor or using oi! o! a
poor quality. Detective rubber hose.
Sparktimedtoolstsorrunningenra
tared spark; Chohed miller due to
sooty deposits. Too much cleanses
between valve litters and enhsnst
valve stems. Heavy carbon deposits in
cylinders.
HELPFUL HiN‘TG.
While regrinding valves it is advis~
able to use a light spring under the-
vslve had to raise the valve tromfthe
seat; the valve should he worked up
and down in order to work the abra-
sie material on to the seat. in grinn-
ing, the valve should be rotated with
a reciprocating motion, not turned
continual! in one direction; otherwise
oral inspection is being made.
bulls one should note. with ease the
type oi lamp needed. I the ”I”
Intern is high. the ordinary six-volt
filll}, be obtained 0! Infield”
neatly inspected. at a stash me
biomes broken the rest will fire way
v.1 quickly. EIMhmult
punts where the cable passes through
or around a sheave.
plhtona. which. of course. is use: to
new? only when the engine has been
run tor a long time and the cylind-
ers and listens are
won. The iattaral throat of the sun-
necting reds rock the pistons.
llss and Woman Seriously Hurt ls
Warden, 318 Main street, Springfield,
«Mass. and Miss Eunice floss. also
at Sprmghld. are at the |Ne w Haven
hospital in, a serious condition from
iniufles received when the automobile
in which they were rding overturned
steep-aim
twosnthestesrtngeentrwlandwhe.
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hardshipSto inspect the trout wheel.
sheath-wicks
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When 1 purchasing electric
will not» prove servicwbla. It
burn oht very qalddy. Imp
voltage to eliminate this possN
Brake cable wire should be tre-
«modernise noise sometime-
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TWO IINJURED IN AUTO SPILL.
Accident Near New Haven.
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ridges will be formed,
One's life depends upon the stabil-
ity of the steering mechanism
great stress cannot be llid’ upon the‘
necessity for a careful inepection 01‘
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One @1155 Kitchen 8 oz. Salt "7
Filigri with Wire Strainer, ,
125
One Glass Kitchen 8 on. Salt 5‘ r; .
Shaker1 worth .15 “
One Glass K1tchen 8 oz. > ’ "i ' T'-
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f a1 $250
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near Northtoi'd yesterday morning. At
the hospital it was stated that not}!!-
.For} leg was known at the accident, except
that the ambulance uswu‘ed a call to
bring the. pair to this city.
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pm: Post one. Not to Mickeys.
Articles in Frame.
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"This department having bben 1n»-
,tomedtbsttbsn-enchseryiceisnt_
able 'to mouths domes, «met?
009'“! W. dean and cigars
stirs addressed'tn'ths m troops
eul primers. 0! war in trance. be
cause it ii impossible to collect from
charges to which all such parcels are
new iiahh Men are direetd
to retuse to accept for mailing pach~
ages containing the articles in ques-
tion addressed to French troops and
arm at war in mace m
premise at the postoslca
“Such panels of tObacco, cigars
and await. isr the destinatisa in-
dicated as in been mailed and with
held from w or may have been
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returned es the noses."
errant.” VI titans: Assistant
110.: mu Tax donuts.
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3mm): Conn. Aug. Lo’l‘ax
Comer William H. Corbin an
nouness that be has appointed Charles
W. finger, is eight years judge oi
probate or Portland. Coons to be as
sistant tan commissioner and attorney
tor the inheritaaas- ts'x work of the de-
partment whhlshas developed on the
tax commisioner's department by
virtue or an act by the last General As-
sembly which took the work hem the
state treasurers ethos.
Ilr. Cramer is a new at the
Yale law school in the law class oi
1904. Since his graduation he has on-
land so extensive law. practice in in-
dices: witty sad.- 111' well qusliii
till the efllce to wblcb he has been ap-
pointed; 1
in the team of his new duties he
will tool; sitar the returns from the
Judges 61! probate, yieit the princes oi
the judges at probate in the state and
attend all hearings. representing the
state. when requested to do so by the
attorney generator by the tax commis-
sinner. The attorney general, how—
wilt in no way 'conhietl with these at
ever. is to have charge of all litigation
carried on by the state and his duties
Mr. Cbrbln'l
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1 ’DEIMAHO CAUGHT.
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 4.i—~Aiter,a lens
chase, State Policeman Fran! Virelh
arrested Anthony Domaro, oi! Water-
bury. in Mansfield, Ohio, and returned
to this city with his prisoner last Week.
Damaro jumped a band of 5500. under
which he was held, charged with at-
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