- on both
sides of the Atlantic. The
side-
lever was an
adaptation of the
earliest form of
steam engine, the beam engine. The
typical side-
lever engine had...
- A
lever is a
simple machine consisting of a beam or
rigid rod
pivoted at a
fixed hinge, or fulcrum. A
lever is a
rigid body
capable of
rotating on a point...
- The
front lever is a
gymnastic and
calisthenic move - a
static hold
normally performed on the
still rings or the pull-up bar. A
front lever is performed...
- adjustable.
These wheels, also
called pinwheels,
could be set by
using a
side lever which could expose anywhere from 0 to 9 teeth, and
therefore when coupled...
- with
ergonomically designed commands placed for
maximum comfort on each
side of the handlebar. All
lights and
indicators used LED technology. The trio...
- A
lever action is a type of
action for
repeating firearms that uses a
manually operated ****ing
handle located around the
trigger guard area (often incorporating...
- gearstick), gear
lever (both UK English),
gearshift or
shifter (both U.S. English), more
formally known as a
transmission lever, is a
metal lever attached to...
-
steam engines. For the
Britannia class,
Napier designed a two-cylinder
side lever engine that
produced 740
indicated horsepower (550 kW), just ten horsepower...
- A tire iron (also tire
lever or tire spoon) is a
specialized metal tool used in
working with tires. Tire
irons have not been in
common use for automobile...
- launch,
Great Western sailed to London,
where she was ****ed with two
side-
lever steam engines from the firm of Maudslay, Sons and Field,
producing 750...
