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205<br />

Patented.<br />

The Berger Lateral Adjuster<br />

For Transits with FOUR leveling screws.*<br />

For use on tripods aiicl trivets.<br />

The Lateral Adjuster shown above is an attachment, made of brass, separate from<br />

the Engineers' Transit and its tripod. It screws to the tripod and then the instrument<br />

is screwed on top of it. It is designed to range the line of sight of a Transit after<br />

it has been leveled up, quickly and accurately onto a given line which may be indicated<br />

by the plumbing wires A and B in a shaft, as shown in a graphical manner on<br />

page 191, or onto a line given by any two station points in a tunnel or in surface<br />

work, without disturbing the position of the level bubbles.<br />

Being primarily intended for underground work the indicator wheel of the feed<br />

screw may serve as an aid in moving the instrument a required distance in the dark<br />

in ratio of hundredths and thousandths of a foot.<br />

TO OPERATE THE LATERAL ADJUSTER. Screw it firmly to the tripod<br />

and also attach Transit to it. Place both index marks of the Lateral Adjuster in<br />

coincidence, and also place Transit about in the center of its shifting motion. Then<br />

place tripod firmly on the ground in such a manner that the longitudinal axis of the<br />

Lateral Adjuster is approximately at right angles to the line given by the plumbing<br />

wires A and B, and at the same time that the line of sight shall be as nearly in line<br />

with these wires as possible. Now level up carefully and move the line of sight of telescope<br />

on to wires A and B by the feed screw of the Lateral Adjuster until the intersection<br />

of the cross-wires of the telescope and both plumbing wires are contained in<br />

the same vertical plane. When Trivets and Lateral Adjusters are ordered for old<br />

instruments the serial number must be given.<br />

Lateral Adjuster for transit No. 4 with four leveling<br />

screws, see large cut above<br />

This lateral adjuster provided with detachable trivet<br />

Topadil, see page 204 2 Ibs.<br />

This lateral adjuster provided with detachable trivet<br />

Topalate<br />

Lateral Adjuster for transits No. 1, 2, 3,5, 6 and 11,<br />

see large cut above<br />

This lateral adjuster provided with detachable trivet<br />

Topana, see page 204 ,<br />

This lateral adjuster provided with detachable trivet<br />

Topalis 4 Ibs. 7<br />

This lateral adjuster provided with detachable trivet<br />

Topaxset 6 Ibs.<br />

This lateral adjuster provided with detachable trivet<br />

Topazula 8 Ibs. 7 oz.<br />

Lateral Adjuster and Trivet Combined f see small cut<br />

above for transits Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 11<br />

(when latter is provided with four leveling screws.). . 4 Ibs. 5 oz.<br />

Lateral Adjuster and Trivet Combined, same as Topixdil<br />

but with an adapter for use with transit<br />

No.4<br />

Lateral Adjuster and Trivet Combined,! same as Topixdil<br />

but with instrument fastener for transits<br />

Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 11 with three* leveling<br />

screws . . .<br />

* For transits with three leveling screws, see Tunnel Tripod with centering and aligning device,<br />

page 210.<br />

tThis device is to be placed upon the regular tripod head of our transits Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6<br />

and 11, when these are ordered to be provided with THREE leveling screws, or it may be<br />

used independently on a bracket. As will be seen above there is also provided on top the instrument<br />

thread for attaching transits Nos. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6 and 11 having four leveling screws, so that all<br />

the above styles and sizes of instruments having either three or four leveling screws may be used<br />

interchangeably on this three-screw tripod. It is of great advantage when a variety of instruments<br />

are to be used on the same work.

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