Motion picture handbook; a guide for managers and operators of motion picture theatres ([c1916])

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572 MOTION PICTURE HANDBOOK the sprocket, which is very bad indeed, besides causing the shaft to bind in the bushings. There is a scratch mark on each bushing and you must keep these two scratch marks in exact alignment with each other. In putting in a new set of bushings see to it that the thick part of the bushing rests against the cap — is toward you — and that the little holes drilled in the circumference of the bushing near one end comes next to the fly wheel, and not under the cap. This will bring your bushing right. -460 Plate 4, Figure 276. No. 15.— To Remove Bushing, 408, P. 2, under cap 496, P. 1, follow Instruction No. 9 and remove cap 496, P. 1, by taking out the two screws in its face. You can then pull the bushing off and put in a new one. No. 16. — The Framing Carriage is raised and lowered by means of eccentric 457 and sliding box 459, P. 1. The fram