Patent 13138 Summary

(Re-issue of Patent No. 11,018.) Claim 1st A pump head constructed in sections, which are coupled together by a tubular core connecting with the spout. 2nd A wooden pump head formed in sections, which are coupled together by an enlarged water chamber B provided with a tubular core, composed of two tubes projecting in opposite directions from the centre of the upper and lower faces of the water chamber, each of said tubes being driven into a section of the pump head. 3rd A wooden pump head formed in sections, which are coupled together by a water chamber provided with a spout and a tubular core, composed of two opposite transverse tubes, each of the latter being driven into a section of the pump head. 4th A pump head consisting of two sections al a2 coupled together by a water chamber B having the transverse tubes B1 and spout B2, the coupling and spout being cast in one piece. 5th A pump head constructed in sections, which are coupled together by a tubular core having a water connection with the spout or an air vessel. 6th The water chamber B having the transverse tubes B1 B1, spout B2 and an air vessel B3, all cast in one piece. 7th The combination, with the handle and pump rod of a pump, of the swinging crane E, laid crane being pivoted in connection with the pump head in any suitable manner, and adapted to move to permit the self-adjustment of the fulcrum of the handle. 8th The combination of the handle pump rod, swinging crane and the air vessel, said crane being pivoted to the air vessel. 9th In a pump in which the piston is operated by a rod passing through the pump head, the combination of packing or packing box containing packing arranged to constitute, between the pump head and moving rod, a connection to form a force pump, which connection can be broken without disturbing or tearing asunder the material composing the packing within the said packing box, when it is desired to change the pump from a force into an ordinary lifting pump, without friction between the moving rod and packing. 10th In a pump in which the piston is operated by a rod passing through the pump head, a packing made to fit the rod tightly, in combination with a clamping bar or fork, by which the packing may be held tightly against the pump head when the pump is required as a force pump or released therefrom when re¬quired merely as a lift pump. 11th The combination, with a flanged packing box F and the pump rod C, of the T-shaped projecting n on the pump head and chimping bar G. 12th The packing box F provided with the flange Fl and a recess in the bottom face, in combination with the pump rod C, circular collar F3 fitting in the bore of the pump head, and the packing f. 13th In a pump in which the piston is operated by a rod passing through the pump head, the combination of a packing or a packing box containing packing arranged to constitute for the moving piston rod the required joint to form a force pump, which joint can be broken without disturbing or tearing asunder the material composing the packing, when it is desired to change the pump from a force pump into an ordinary lifting pump, to work without appreciable friction on the moving rod. 14th The combination of a flexible band HI, the ends of which are secured a short distance apart to the lever H, for the purpose of forming a hose coupling.