front beam

What I don't understand is why the front beams went blue, and the others red?'

This was the first Bentley to dispense with a leaf-sprung front beam axle.

The jib sheets are of a 2:1 purchase and attach on the front beams with their own two travellers.

For safety the front beam contains a line to assist in righting the boat after capsizing.

As an alternative to independent front suspension the front beam axle is now controlled by parallel links.

The tractor, however, was rigged with two manually operated hydraulic arms, located under the front beam axle of the cart.

They rang the bell hanging from the front beam, clapped their hands and bowed to the kami inside, then received a drink from the attendant.

The rear swing axles were suspended by trailing leaf springs, while the front beam axle was suspended by leading leaf springs.

A non-driving axle, such as the front beam axle in Heavy duty trucks and some 2 wheel drive light trucks and vans, will have no shaft.

The Savu house is built on poles,(http://www.panoramio.com/photo/43276353 photo]) and is designed to resemble a proa boat, with the front beams resembling its bow.

Using timber from Australian renewable forests, this current model billycart has four wheels, a fixed rear axle and a steerable front beam axle, actuated by a hand held rope.

Turning on the bench to face her grandmother's back, Maggie leaned against the front beam of the loom, her right foot swinging, rumpling the striped rug she'd woven for Gran's floor.

Looking to improve the handling of the Austin 7, in 1933 Leslie Ballamy (1904 - 1991) split the front beam axle into twin swing arms that pivoted from a central joint.

If I do all that, the vine will be 20 feet long by midsummer and lush with side shoots, easily growing all the way up the post and half the length of the porch's front beam.

Chapman continued to develop and modify the Mark I. First larger wheels and tyres were fitted and the front beam axle was split and hinged in the center to provide independent front suspension.

As cars increased in speed after World War I, the use of a dropped front beam axle became almost universal, so as to lower the mass of their heavy front-mounted engines, improving stability when cornering.

A typical Gravity racer cart is usually made of steel, and has 4 wheels, arranged as a fixed rear axle, and a steerable front beam axle - usually with a very simple single central pivot.