-
attached ("fast") to the
shaft could be
combined with
adjacent pulleys that
turned freely ("
loose") on the
shaft (idlers). In this
configuration the belt could...
- A
differential pulley —also
called "Weston
differential pulley",
sometimes "differential hoist", "chain hoist", or
colloquially "chain fall"— is used...
-
idler pulley and/or a belt
tensioner (which may be spring-loaded, hydraulic, or manual). To
allow the belt to p**** over more than
three pulleys with a...
-
transmission was a flat belt from the
engine to a
system of fast and
loose pulleys giving two speeds.
Total production was
fewer than 10 cars. The car...
- In sailing, a
block is a
single or
multiple pulley. One or a
number of
sheaves are
enclosed in an ****embly
between ch****s or chocks. In use, a
block is...
- the belt forward. The
powered pulley is
called the
drive pulley while the
unpowered pulley is
called the
idler pulley.
There are two main industrial...
-
manufacturer decisions throughout the vehicle. In addition, the
pulleys on
these engines are
mounted loosely with a
location fit
negating any
potential to act as...
-
located on a
hurst frame,
driven by the
auxiliary engine via a fast and
loose pulley.
William Button 1819-37
Rebecca Button 1837-??
Richard Button 18??-60...
- for example:
Guide rail The “leading” **** of a ****-cutting
lathe A
loose pulley used to
steady a driving-belt
Electronic program guide, an on-screen...
- of Dry
Tortugas and
submerged beneath 90
metres (300 feet) of
water at
Pulley Ridge off the
southwest coast of Florida.
Although it is
generally considered...