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< it would now be possible to control their timing independently, i.e. to apply lead to the timing of the inlet valve >
In an attempt to help the reader, 'lead' is linked to Cutoff (steam engine). Unfortunately, however, the word 'lead' does not occur in the Cutoff article. 86.130.154.3 (talk) 21:43, 22 January 2020 (UTC)[reply]
Yes, that's unfortunate. Cutoff (steam engine) is a very thin article. This is Wikipedia, so you could yourself start writing a better one. The best sources would be:
