- An axle or
axletree is a
central shaft for a
rotating wheel or gear. On
wheeled vehicles, the axle may be
fixed to the wheels,
rotating with them, or fixed...
- late
fourteenth century and
derives from
Middle English elements meaning "
axletree pin".
Securing implements onto the three-point
hitch of a
tractor is an...
- by the
front axletree,
front wagon hounds (parts
binding the
axles to the wagon),
front wagon bolster (a wood beam
connecting an
axletree to the wagon...
- upon
bearings or a
spindle at the ends of a bar or beam
called an axle or
axletree. Most
carriages have
either one or two axles. On a four-wheeled vehicle...
-
metalwork for the
bridge was
ultimately constructed by The
Patent Shaft and
Axletree Company, Wednesbury,
following their acquisition of Lloyds,
Foster and...
-
Patent Shaft,
formerly The
Patent Shaft and
Axletree Company,
established in 1840, was a steel=making
company that
operated large steelworks situated in...
-
later at Metropolitan,
Coventry Ordnance Works and the
Patent Shaft and
Axletree Company.
Confusingly the new tank was to have the same name as the Mark...
- in 1886 by
Wednesbury Urban District Council from the
Patent Shaft and
Axletree Company, and was
named after the company's
Brunswick Ironworks. It was...
- and
retail area. The
Willenhall Arm p****es a
large retail development at
Axletree Way, Wednesbury,
formerly a
heavy industrial site. The Tame is completely...
- 1930s cult when
people dressed up as bears. "The
Start of the
Axletree" The two "
Axletree"
stories are
inspired by
Franz Kafka's
telling of the
Tower of...
