चाकाखाली किंवा स्पोकमध्ये प्रवेश करणार्‍या उतारावरून वाहन घसरण्यापासून रोखण्यासाठी ट्रंक किंवा बार,

sprags's Usage Examples:

train contained a number of short, stout bars of timber, to be used as sprags in case of emergency.

The wider tracks also facilitated the fitting of track shoe "ice sprags", and the rear idler wheel and front sprocket were modified.

They were also using sprags, a bar inserted between the spokes of the wheels as an additional safety.

applied in the opposite direction, the sprags tilt slightly, producing a wedging action and binding because of friction.

internal electronics were changed, hardened 4th gear shaft, ratcheting sprags for input and third gear were added.

Those on passenger trains with continuous brakes were not required to carry sprags, and the excursion.

The sprags were repositioned manually with a special tool.

To save on clutches, the AECs came with ratchet sprags fitted to the rear wheels (initially wire controlled, later modified to.

goods (freight) train in a similar situation, the wheels would have been "scotched" against roll-back, and guard"s vans on goods trains carried "sprags" with.

Code [ ----- ] - Before Starting Vacuum recreated on ghat section, remove sprags Passing automatic "stop" signal at "On" Code [ ----- ] - On the run Acknowledgement.

The sprags are spring-loaded on their pivots to ensure that they lock with very little backlash once drive is engaged.

It was known for the manufacturing of sprags (or spragues).

goods trains carried "sprags" with which to do this.

Synonyms:

wedge, chock,

Antonyms:

decompress, dislodge, unfasten,