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Truck bolster
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Bolster, английский
- Bunk (24)
- In sailing ship days, this referred to a piece of soft wood or bag of tarred canvas placed to prevent chafing of stays against the mast when the ship pitched. the modern term is baggywrinkle.
- Металлическая часть ручки складного ножа
- Usually transverse horizontal commercial vehicle chassis member for carrying a distributed load, as for example a demountable body or load of poles. bonnet (us
- The transverse member of a bogie frame or vehicle underframe through which the bogie pivot passes or is connected. thus a bolster can be a body bolster or a bogie bolster.
Bolster - type (traction) truck, английский
Bolster cushion, английский
A bolster cushion is a long, cylindrical pillow or cushion filled with cotton, down or fibre. bolsters are usually firm for back or arm support and often decorative. they are not a standard size or shape and commonly have a zip or hook-and-loop fastening.
Bolster type (truck) tractor, английский
Bolster wear plate, английский
Bolster web plate, английский
Bolster work, английский
A form of rusticated masonry; courses of masonry which are curved or bow outward like the sides of a cushion, 1. bolt 1. a metallic pin or rod having a head at one end and an external thread on the other for screwing up a nut; used for holding members or parts of members together. 2. a short section cut from a tree trunk. 3. a short log from which veneer is peeled.
Bolster., английский
Bolsters, английский
Small cushions or bags of tarred canvas, used to preserve the stays from being chafed by the motion of the masts, when the ship pitches at sea. pieces of soft wood covered with canvas, placed on the trestle-trees, for the eyes of the rigging to rest upon, and prevent a sharp nip. also pieces of oak timber fayed to the curvature of the bow, under the hawse-holes, and down upon the upper cheek, to prevent the cable from rubbing against the cheeks.—bolsters for sheets, tacks, &c., are small pieces of fir or oak, fayed under the gunwale, or other part, with the outer surface rounded to prevent chafing.— bolsters, for the anchor lining. solid pieces of oak bolted to the ship`s side at the fore part of the fore-chains on which the stanchions are fixed that receive the anchor lining.
Truck, английский
- Грузовик
- A cornish word for the trough between two surfs. also, exchange, as fish for grog, &c.
- [1] the top of the highest mast on a vessel, or a flagstaff. [2] a wooden disc protecting the head of such a staff or mast, usually provided with holes for halyards (similar discs at the top of lower masts are called caps). [3] the small solid wheel of a naval gun-carriage. (from middle english trocle = wheel or roller.)
Truck, английский
Truck agitator, английский
Truck availability, английский
Truck bed, английский
Truck bolster gibs, английский
Truck cab, английский
The enclosed driver
Truck center plate, английский
Truck crane, английский
- A materials-handling machine consisting of a crane which is mounted on a truck-type vehicle to provide mobility and maneuverability. truck-mixed concrete concrete that has been mixed in a revolving-drum truck mixer.
- A special truck (carrier) with a permanently mounted crane (upper). this design allows faster moves from site to site than conventional cranes.
Truck cycle time, английский
Truck dead lever, английский
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Travesero de truck, испанский
Travesero de cuerpo, испанский
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