On flat and level surfaces, the beam would be slightly raised, but upon starting or on grades, the resistance made the beam assume a horizontal position which caused the locomotive to tip upward.
But at starting or on grades, the resistance made the beam assume a horizontal position, which caused the locomotive to tip upward. On flat and level surfaces, the beam was slightly raised.
On flat and level surfaces, the beam was slightly raised. But at starting or on grades, the resistance made the beam assume a horizontal position, which caused the locomotive to tip upward.
On flat and level surfaces, the beam was slightly raised. But at starting or on grades, the resistance made the beam assume a horizontal position, which caused the locomotive to tip upward.