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German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering | |||||
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4 +1 | power bogie or motor bogie |
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power bogie or motor bogie Explanation: Triebdrehgestell n (Bahn) / power truck (US) o. bogie [truck] (GB), motor bogie [Ernst] The "Spinne" might be the black beetle alluded to in the following references: DEMU on the Web - Black Beetle power bogie - [ Diese Seite übersetzen ] ... reviews 'Black Beetle' power bogie, Steam Era Products of Australia, Imported by Branchlines price 32 powered, 9.95 unpowered. review by Alan Monk. ... web.ukonline.co.uk/demu/reviews/beetle.htm Kits will require to complete, motor bogie of choice (we recommend the "Black Beetle" R.T.R. type. We make a mounting kit for this motor bogie, P304. Recommended wheels for trailing bogies are Romford 14mm diameter, available directly from Southern Pride Models. Interiors are also available direct from us. www.spride.demon.co.uk/www3/news.htm HTH Ernst, WB industrielle Technik |
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bogie Explanation: Ernst has power truck or bogie [truck] The definition in McGraw-Hill: bogie: A truck or axle to which wheels are fixed, which supports a railroad car, the leading end of a locomotive, or the end of a vehicle (such as a gun carriage) and which is allowed to swivel under it. A railroad car supported by a bogie. HTH |
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bogie Explanation: Ernst has power truck or bogie [truck] The definition in McGraw-Hill: bogie: A truck or axle to which wheels are fixed, which supports a railroad car, the leading end of a locomotive, or the end of a vehicle (such as a gun carriage) and which is allowed to swivel under it. A railroad car supported by a bogie. HTH |
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