...to Keep Engine Going. — If the engine starts, but soon slows down and finally stops, the trouble may be due to any one or a combination of the following causes: 1. No fuel in tank. 2. Fuel does not flow freely to carbureter, the piping being clogged or the vent...

...the exhaust edges cut to the lines laid out. Fig. 43 Errors in Planer Work.—Errors in planer work may be due to any one or a combination of the following causes: Errors in setting the machine; errors due to the table being out of true; errors due to the cross rail...

...to Keep Engine Going. — If the engine starts, but soon slows down and finally stops, the trouble may be due to any one or a combination of the following causes: (1) No fuel in tank; (2) fuel does not flow freely to carbureter, the piping bemg clogged or the vent...

...scored by loose wristpins. 5. If the engine starts, but soon slows down and finally stops, the trouble may be due to any one or a combination of the following causes : 1. No fuel in tank. 2. Fuel does not flow freely to carbureter, the piping being clogged or the vent...

...applications of fairly high stress is due to a lack of homogeneity in the material. This lack of homogeneity may be due to any one, or a combination, of the following causes: (1) Internal: (a) Blow holes. (6) Pipes. (c) Slag inclusions. (d) Irregularity of crystalline structure....

...diagnosis must be made upon the general behavior of the hen, and in particular in regard to g( >ing frequently on the nest without laying. Etiology. In...cannot be expelled. This inability to expel the egg may lie due to any one or a combination of the following causes acting together: a. Ei.rg of too large...