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Abstellfuss (Stützen)

English translation: jack stand

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German term or phrase:Abstellfuss (Stützen)
English translation:jack stand
Entered by: John Jory

12:34 Oct 28, 2002
German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering / snowplows
German term or phrase: Abstellfuss (Stützen)
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harald1 (X)
Local time: 16:08
jack stand
Explanation:
"... A jack stand does all the lifting and holding while the blades are being attached."

or

"Vertical Jack Stand - Serves as a means to support the plow when it's removed from the vehicle.!
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John Jory
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Local time: 16:08
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sylvie malich (X)
3jack stand
John Jory


  

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kickstand


Explanation:
"Now you can move snow faster, saving fuel and reducing wear on the truck and plow. In addition, each blade also features an adjustable pivot beam *kickstand*. The stand is neatly bolted to the side of the pivot beam and rotates into place by pulling the spring-loaded stainless steel lock pin.


    Reference: http://216.239.51.100/search?q=cache:clRc4utTROwC:www.blizza...
sylvie malich (X)
Germany
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jack stand


Explanation:
"... A jack stand does all the lifting and holding while the blades are being attached."

or

"Vertical Jack Stand - Serves as a means to support the plow when it's removed from the vehicle.!



    Reference: http://www.raadams.com/snowplows.asp
John Jory
Germany
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