Noun:

अक्षधुरा, अक्ष, धिक्कार, अक्ष पट्टी, चक्रीवादळ, धुरा,

axle's Usage Examples:

gelatin which resembles strawberry jelly, but tastes like strawberry axle grease), Joker and crew go to the Gotham City Reservoir, where he infuses the.

The MK36 wrecker and MK31 tractor variants have Hendrickson hydraulic suspension on the rear axles.

These were not articulated haulers in the modern sense, as the tractor retained its front axle to provide.

Under the Whyte notation for the classification of steam locomotives, 4-6-2 represents the wheel arrangement of four leading wheels on two axles, six.

On the GJR, breakages of the inside-cylinder engines' crank axles led to the redesign of several with outside cylinders under locomotive superintendent Francis Trevithick.

early 20th century, the forge specialised in motor vehicle axles and in steel bar.

European shunters tend to be smaller and more often have fixed axles.

This design was like the full enclosure of a scooter, but unlike a scooter, the engine and gearbox unit was not fixed to the rear axle.

The derailleur hanger must be aligned correctly for proper indexed shifting, with the rear derailleur bolt hole and the rear axle close to parallel.

In a live-axle suspension system, the axles serve to transmit driving.

Lower-case "o" Related to driving axles (minimum 2, "B"), mean that are individually driven by separate traction motors.

For the disc, this rate-of-change of flux estimation is the same as that done above based upon rotation of the disc past a line joining the brush to the axle.

The decision was made to produce MP 219 as the Aston Martin DB6 although the prototype de Dion rear axle was rejected, Aston's soldiering on with its live-axle configuration reducing time to market, cost and complexity.

Synonyms:

journal, dead axle, wheeled vehicle, live axle, driving axle, shaft,