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The question is this, "Take two wheels of six feet in diameter, and one of three feet, and secure them fast on an axle— putting the small wheel in the centre of the other two, and then make ...

While a lot of new offerings for Toyota (and by proxy, Lexus) 4x4s have hit the market over the last few years, American ...

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The first is, that ge"ring wheels act by direct pressure, tooth against tooth, and consequently the teeth must not be too long, or they will snap off; and, secondly, they must be of such a shape ...

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manufacturer and distributor of custom aftermarket wheels and tires for cars, trucks, Jeeps, trailers, cargo vans, ATVs, UTVs ...

Massachusetts newspaper editor Samuel Bowles observed the peculiar representatives of American culture taking root in North Platte and christened what he saw Hell on Wheels. The name would stick.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — CEAT Specialty Tires is adding a forestry tire line to its North American portfolio of off-highway tires, including tires for log skidders, forwarder harvesters and other ...

A wheel and axle mechanism is a simple device you make when you connect one or more wheels to an axle. They are used to help things move. A wheel is a round, flat object made of a hard material.

MOVING WALL The "moving wall" represents the time period between the last issue available in JSTOR and the most recently published issue of a journal. Moving walls are generally represented in years.