130 (#184) ############################################ WOOLLEN AND WORSTED SPINNING wheel, and pawls and chain, winds the faller-wire to the locking position with the bowl on the copping shaper- rail, and in doing this frees the carriage by lifting the jack - lever for the run - in and also frees the spindles entirely from rim - shaft control. (g) The running-in of the carriage is dependent upon the direct rope drive from the mill shaft driving the grooved pulley shaft F (Fig. 42) as already described, upon which is a bevel driving the upright shaft G which carries the friction shell h and leather - covered bevel or cone. This friction wheel his continually turning but can only act on the drawing - in scroll shaft I, through the friction surface and bevels, when the shell His dropped. Upon being dropped the power direct from the mill shaft turns the three scrolls K (two pulling in and one steady ing) on the scroll shaft, and these draw Fig. 42a.-Side Elevation of Woollen Mule B A 130
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