- The most
recent levels at
Axlor are
dated to
approximately 42,000
years before present (using C14
radiocarbon analysis).
Axlor is one of few securely-dated...
- 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...
- The
wheel and
axle is a
simple machine,
consisting of a
wheel attached to a
smaller axle so that
these two
parts rotate together, in
which a
force is transferred...
- A stub
axle or stud
axle is
either one of two
front axles in a rear-wheel
drive vehicle, or one of the two rear
axles in a front-wheel
drive vehicle. In...
- A beam
axle,
rigid axle, or
solid axle is a
dependent suspension design in
which a set of
wheels is
connected laterally by a
single beam or shaft. Beam...
-
wheeled vehicles which have two
wheels on an
axle), the
axle track is the
distance between the hub
flanges on an
axle.
Wheel track,
track width or
simply track...
- The
Weissach axle (pronounced 'Vice-' as in 'advice' and '-ach' with
guttural 'ch') is a rear
suspension arrangement first used in the
Porsche 928 (1978)...
-
American Axle & Manufacturing, Inc. (AAM),
headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, is an
American manufacturer of
automobile driveline and
drivetrain components...
- An
axle counter is a
system used in
railway signalling to
detect the
clear or
occupied status of a
section of
track between two points. The
system generally...
-
Axler is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Rachel Axler,
American screenwriter and
playwright Sheldon Axler (born 1949),
American mathematician...
