lubricator

Converse of object

• require: For sliding applications it does not normally require lubricators.
• operate: Steam operated flange lubricator covering all main driving wheelsets, front and rear bogies.
• fill: Oil the bearings and moving parts and fill the mechanical lubricator with steam oil only.

Adjective modifier

• hydrostatic: Fill mechanical lubricators ( where fitted ) and hydrostatic lubricators with the correct grades of oil, ensuring they are not overfilled.
• mechanical: June 21 2003 © John Salter Inside the shed the mechanical lubricator is looking very smart.

Modifies a noun

• drive: June 10 2005 The view from the rear shows better how the lubricator drive is arranged from the valve stem.

Noun used with modifier

• displacement: Displacement lubricator A device often seen secured to the side of a steam-locomotive smokebox.
• feed: As built the engines had Wakefield mechanical lubricators but Maunsell soon changed these for a sight feed lubricator.
• flange: The flange lubricators use condensed steam direct from the auxiliary manifold and when correctly used apply a steady trickle of water to the flange.
• sight: As built the engines had Wakefield mechanical lubricators but Maunsell soon changed these for a sight feed lubricator.
• track: We already use remote monitoring systems to measure such things as wheel condition or the status of track lubricators.