Rungenlaufwagen
English translation: pillar carriage
| 17:40 Mar 8, 2004 |
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|  Selected response from: Gillian Scheibelein Germany Local time: 15:18 | ||||||
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| 4 | pillar top piece |
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| 4 | Roller stanchions |
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| 3 | pillar carriage |
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49 mins confidence: 
pillar top piece Explanation: I found this in the following site. I hope it helps you. Good luck. Reference: http://www.adaico.com/catalogo_pdf/parte01/capitulo_01.pdf |
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53 mins confidence:
pillar carriage Explanation: The ref. gives a good explanation of what this is. Rungen = pillars (uprights) holding up the Dachgurt (roof frame). These Rungenlaufwagen seem to be sliding elements that allow the middle pillar to be shifted into different positions. Reference: http://www.sommer-online.de/2prod/papier/papier.htm |
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1 hr confidence:
Roller stanchions Explanation: looks like an idea to me. "Rungen" in a railway context are "stanchions", and these are obviously able to be rolled back and forth, hence my suggestion. |
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