Hydraulic Transmissions as Applied to Automobiles / by James B. Lasley
MSS 00102
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16.0 pages
1939
James B. Lasley's 1939 report,
Hydraulic Transmissions as Applied to Automobiles, discusses the Lysholm-Smith Converter, the Manly Drive and the Wulfel Fluid Change-Speed Gear. Lasley proposed to build a system that combined the Manley Drive and the Wulfel Fluid Change-Speed Gear. The report contains 16 pages, including eight pages of type, one chart measuring rear wheel torque, one photograph of the Manly Drive, and three diagrams. The diagrams depict a "Lysholm-Smith Converter with reversing gears and cut-off unit," "Wulfel fluid change-speed gear," and "variable delivery pump."
James Bernard Lasley (1918- ) graduated from North Carolina State College in 1939.
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Lasley, James B., 1918-
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James B. Lasley, Hydraulic Transmissions as Applied to Automobiles, 1939, MSS 102, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC
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James B. Lasley's 1939 report,
Hydraulic Transmissions as Applied to Automobiles, discusses the Lysholm-Smith Converter, the Manly Drive and the Wulfel Fluid Change-Speed Gear. Lasley proposed to build a system that combines the Manley Drive and the Wulfel Fluid Change-Speed Gear. The report contains 16 pages, including eight pages of type, one chart measuring rear wheel torque, one photograph of the Manly Drive, and three diagrams. The diagrams depict a "Lysholm-Smith Converter with reversing gears and cut-off unit," "Wulfel fluid change-speed gear," and "variable delivery pump."
North Carolina State College--Alumni and alumnae.
North Carolina State College--History.
Automobiles--Transmission devices
Oil hydraulic machinery