-
devices and
cowcatchers were not required, but in
modern systems cowcatchers have
generally su****ded them.[citation needed]
Instead of a
cowcatcher, trams...
- and the
building opened on
October 1, 1902.
Originally 20 floors, a "
cowcatcher"
retail space (a low
attached building so
called for its
resemblance to...
- axle) /
Leading bogie 11
Smokebox 23
Piston 35
Brake hose 47
Pilot /
Cowcatcher 12
Steam pipe 24
Cylinder 36
Water compartment 48
Coupler /
Coupling Descriptions...
- close-up of
Keaton who has been
sitting on the
front of the locomotive's
cowcatcher.
Buster joins a
queue for free
bread but does not note that he is standing...
- sides. Some WAG-9(x)s are ****ed with a
solid cowcatcher while others are ****ed with
grilled cowcatchers. Some have
American style flasher lamps while...
- the racy,
lunging lines of the
great locomotives, with
their prow-like
cowcatchers, with its
beautifully sustained movement." In 2015,
leftist magazine...
- (11100-11103,
later D2200-D2203) were ****ed with side
skirting and
cowcatchers for use on the
Wisbech and
Upwell Tramway and on the
Yarmouth Docks tramway...
-
Automotive aftermarket "livestock stop"
initially a term used to
refer to "
cowcatchers", the
locomotive pilots "DfT Research: A
Study of
Accidents Involving...
-
locomotive to
protect its
wheels from on-track debris;
archaically called a "
cowcatcher" See also:
Pilot (locomotive attachment) An
employee qualified on the...
-
headlights were
replaced with
round ones,
decorative trim
disappeared from the domes, and
wooden pilots (
cowcatchers) were
replaced with
steel ones....
