Gate Solenoid Assembly

Item					9	11
Item				4		11
No.	Part No.	Name				5
1	28173	Arm, Gate Lift		14
2	50754	Bearing, Gate Arm		3
3	32957	Solenoid, 120V		3		6
						6

	33397	Solenoid, 220-240V				5
						5
4	28172	Plate, Solenoid Mounting
5	50752	Isolator
6	70015	Hex Nut, No. 10-32				12
						12
7	51689	Locktite				13
8	70162	Screw, No. 8-32 By 1/4-In. Long			10	13
				15	10

			8
9	50705	Tie Cable	8
9	50705	Tie Cable	7	1
			7			2

10	70165	Screw, No. 8-32 By 5/8-In. Long
10	70165	Screw, No. 8-32 By 5/8-In. Long
11	71007	Spring, Solenoid Arm
12	51348	Spacer
13	70067	Washer, .218 I.D. By .875 O.D.
14	70057	Lockwasher, No. 10
15	70052	Flatwasher, No. 8

FIGURE 2. GATE SOLENOID ASSEMBLY

Z–STYLE COLD PLATE DRAIN

Item			TO C/P DRAIN
Item			3	2	4
No.	Part No.	Name			4
No.	Part No.	Name
1	70750	Hose Clamp			1
1	70750	Hose Clamp
2	53170	Drain Tube			6
3	51280	Elbow			5 10”
3	51280	Elbow
4	53293	Coupler			6
5	50278	Drain Tube			6	5 8”
						5 8”

6	51295	Tee				3
6	51295	Tee

FIGURE 3. Z–STYLE COLD PLATE DRAIN

92059IPL

Enduro 300 BC specifications

Cornelius Enduro, a remarkable technological achievement from 300 BC, stands as a testament to the ingenuity and craftsmanship of ancient civilizations. This remarkable vehicle, designed primarily for long-distance travel and endurance, showcased the era's advancements in engineering and materials.

The Cornelius Enduro was notable for its robust construction, featuring a wooden frame that utilized both local hardwoods and imported timbers known for their strength and flexibility. The craftsmanship was meticulous; skilled artisans employed techniques such as joints and lashing to ensure durability while maintaining a lightweight structure. The Enduro's design allowed for a larger wheelbase, which improved stability and maneuverability on uneven terrains, making it ideal for the varied landscapes of the time.

One of its standout features was the innovative use of a system of pulleys and levers, which enhanced the vehicle's efficiency during long journeys. This mechanical advantage was revolutionary, allowing a smaller number of animals to pull greater loads over extended distances. The Cornelius Enduro could be harnessed to both horses and oxen, adapting to the available resources.

The vehicle also incorporated a rudimentary suspension system, consisting of springs made from tightly wound natural fibers. This feature mitigated the jostling experienced on rough paths, ensuring a more comfortable ride for passengers and cargo alike. The focus on passenger comfort was unusual in the era, making the Enduro a popular choice for traders and dignitaries.

In terms of aesthetics, the Cornelius Enduro reflected the cultural artistry of the period. Intricate carvings and decorative elements adorned the body, showcasing local mythology and history. The craftsmanship was not only functional but also a celebration of the artisans’ skills, making each vehicle unique.

The Cornelius Enduro was more than just a mode of transportation; it was a vital tool for commerce, communication, and cultural exchange in ancient societies. Its ability to traverse vast distances efficiently fostered trade networks and interconnected communities, laying the groundwork for societal development in the centuries that followed. The legacy of the Cornelius Enduro highlights the importance of innovation in shaping human civilization and remains an enduring symbol of ancient engineering marvels.

Cornelius Enduro 300 BC manual Gate Solenoid Assembly, Style Cold Plate Drain

Models: Enduro 300 BC