lubricator

A head catcher is a device placed at the top of the lubricator section.

Also the Wakefield mechanical lubricator was mounted further back on the 502.

A lubricator is fitted behind it that contains the black powder charge.

Lincoln adapted their mine car lubricator to be used by service station mechanics.

The explosives are then attached to the tool string and pulled back in to the lubricator.

But I'll swear I never left those lubricator taps on."

Elijah invented the automatic lubricator in July of 1872.

The condenser chamber was integral with the lubricator body.

All main bearing were lubricated by a force feed lubricator, located in front of the dashboard.

But the lubricator is not the largest missing item the company has to contend with - there is no tender!

There are various types of mechanical lubricator.

Pulley lubricator employees were required in order to ensure that the bearings did not freeze or malfunction.

One distinctive feature was a displacement lubricator mounted atop the highly polished brass dome.

An improved variable stroke lubricator drive.

Protector, lubricator, contraceptive, inflamer; all in the same jar.

At present we have only one lubricator and we are trying to locate and purchase a large 12-feed unit.'

Specific lubricant in filled in the pneumatic lubricator.

Nathan Eight Feed mechanical lubricator w/ 20 pint capacity.

Among the inventions is the McCoy lubricator, which is a device to oil moving locomotives.

His other inventions included the Ramsbottom safety valve, the displacement lubricator, and the water trough.

The vessel also features kill pumps, an intervention lubricator control system and an active heave compensated main winch.

The removal of a remote rail lubricator by Network Rail was also criticised.

His fluids, unknowingly added to John's torrent, was the perfect moistener, lubricator, for his touch.

Wakefield patented the Wakefield lubricator for steam engines in the 1890s.

The Roscoe type lubricator, improved the situation by providing a valve with which to regulate the flow of steam and hence lubricant.