The final chapters include examples of combining simple mechanisms to make complex machines. Webster, J. 1979. The study of power mechanics is the study of airplanes, boats, cars, motorcycles, go-carts, mopeds, and snowmobiles. Learning how any one of these machines works will help you to understand how all power-driven machines work. This book explains small engines.
Big engines work the same way as small ones, they just have more parts.
You will learn how to make carburetor adjustments, change oil, clean air filters, gap spark plugs, and do many other jobs that are common to most engines. This course covers the tools, shop equipment, and methods commonly used by an MR2, MR1, and MRC in the operation of a Navy machine shop. Traister, J. E. 1988. Places emphasis on the most widely used elements in the metalworking industries, featuring metric and inch dimensions. Acquaints offshore personnel with parts and functions of pedestal cranes, including prime movers and transmissions.