- have more
axles per
bogie. Heavy-duty cars may have more than two
bogies using span
bolsters to
equalize the load and
connect the
bogies to the cars. Usually...
-
lifting them off one set of
bogies and
putting them back down
again on
another set of
bogies. The pin that
centres the
bogies and the
hoses and ****ings...
-
handicapped level entry making a 3-car unit with two
Jacobs bogies.
Vehicles featuring Jacobs bogies include the Alstom-made TGV, KTX-I, KTX-Sancheon and class...
-
Bogies, a
recurring feature in the **** & Dom in da
Bungalow British television show for
children The
Bogies, a
comic strip in The
Dandy 15495
Bogie,...
- quad-voltage locomotive,
requiring a C'C'
layout with
three axle
bogies.
Monomotor bogies are
widely used in France, for
designs by Alstom. They were a particular...
-
front wheels attach to the
bogies,
while on the MER and MSL
rovers the
front wheels attach to the rockers. The rocker-
bogie design is
unsprung and uses...
-
flatbed railway car that runs on
bogies and has
baulks of
timber (bolsters)
fixed across the bed, see
Bogie bolster wagon.
Bogie (disambiguation)
Bolster (disambiguation)...
-
Bogie is the
surname of: Cam
Bogie (1915-2006),
Australian rules footballer David Bogie (born 1987),
British rally driver Ian
Bogie (born 1967), British...
- Ower
Bogie (i.e. over the
River Bogie, near Huntly) was an
expression used in
Scotland for a
wedding conducted by a magistrate, not a clergyman. In Aberdeenshire...
- was also
equipped with Java
bogies,
which gave them very good
running properties.
Because the
maintenance of the Java
bogies was more complex, they were...
