Arranges yarn ends from full $T3loom beam$T1 with corresponding warp ends...
Arranges yarn ends from full $T3loom beam$T1 with corresponding warp ends in loom preparatory to tying of warp ends and resumption of weaving: Mounts beam in brackets of loom, using jack. Separates alternate ends of new warp and warp left in loom according to lease arrangement and inserts lease rod strands so their position of strands will be maintained. Ties thread to broken end and draws thread through harness to $T3piece up$T1 breaks. Transfers loom beam to and from loom, using dolly.
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