Definition of Solebars. Meaning of Solebars. Synonyms of Solebars

- Total length 35,000 mm 38,400 mm Bogie design Flat solebar Gooseneck or handlebar shaped solebar Traction link coupling between the bogie and body Below...
- placed close to the centre line of the vehicle rather than beneath the solebars, as was characteristic of previous vehicles. The original bogies were a...
- Railfreight grey with yellow cabs, black cab window surrounds and red solebars. Nineteen locomotives repainted in 1985-87 received this livery...
- Construction Materials (now Breedon Cement), with a black solebar (No.2 – 20 168) and a white solebar (No.3 – 20 906). Two locomotives, numbers 20 142 and...
- Wolverton works and also featured both a mechanical overhaul (under the solebar) and a full exterior relivery, again in vinyl. Some class 319/4 units have...
- and the oil-language country or Ouytanie "Quas in nostro Regno occupare solebar tam in linguae Occitanae quam Ouytanae". "Occitania" remained in force...
- locomotives were outshopped in Railfreight grey, with yellow ends and red solebars. The introduction of Railfreight sector liveries from October 1987 saw...
- and used to lever down the handbrakes of wagons by placing it under the solebar and applying downward pressure, Track circuit clips: A pair of metal spring...
- stripe at waist level while the remainder had a broad light grey stripe at solebar level. This light grey stripe may have appeared bluish and has been described...
- many of the T-68s were found to be suffering from corrosion to their solebars, which would have required further expensive repairs to keep them in service...