chassis assembly

This operation, from 1914, included Britain's first mechanised chassis assembly system.

Part of the briefing went into detail on the lower chassis assembly, which was sitting in front of them.

Now the chassis assembly could finally begin.

Any problem with the chassis or the image board is resolved by replacing the whole chassis assembly.

All amps are electronically tested during chassis assembly.

Other industrial activities included construction of truck bodies and Japanese Hino chassis assembly.

As part of this latest deal, a new bus chassis assembly facility is to be established in Ontario, creating up to 30 new full-time jobs.

- Details of chassis assembly.

The T.25 architecture includes a separate body/chassis assembly which can be adapted to many new powertrains, fuels and body styles.

Heavy duty chassis assembly (fully galvanised).

Bus chassis assembly transferred to Leyland 1973, subsequently the Jaguar engine and axle plant.

The rear chassis assembly continues to grow from the floor up, with the chassis rails now being built up, before we start on the upper-structure.

Body and chassis assembly takes place at the Warwick headquarters, with cabs built at the additional manufacturing facility in Blackpool.

Many luxury-car manufacturers, including GM, did not make bodies at all, opting instead to ship chassis assemblies to a coachbuilder of the buyer's choice.

The Ford Motor Company introduces the first moving assembly line, reducing chassis assembly time from 12 hours in October to 2 hours, 40 minutes.

This type of carbon fiber assembly is most widely used in the "safety cell" monocoque chassis assembly of high-performance race-cars.

New vehicles arrive at the plant as stripped-down chassis assemblies that include wheels, a drivetrain, a steering wheel, a dashboard, a driver’s seat — and nothing more.

"It makes me real nervous," said Anthony Watson, 36, a chassis assembly worker at Chrysler's truck plant in Warren, Mich.

The company produces other vehicle-related products and functions such as frames, body shop, painting shop, chassis assembly line, trimming hall, machining press, and welding shops.

The Tiger I hulls were to be sent to Henschel for chassis assembly and then to Alkett where the superstructures would be mounted.

The core body/chassis assemblies are shipped from South Africa to England, where Noble installs the drivetrain, for the European market, and performs final tests.

Wheelbase had once more been stretched to 112 inches and the whole new chassis assembly housed an equally new engine, a Chevrolet Mk IV 454 cu.

By the end of 1913 Ford's application of the moving assembly line had improved the speed of chassis assembly from 12 hours and eight minutes to one hour and 33 minutes.

• manufacturing motor vehicles on purchased chassis or purchased truck cab and chassis assemblies (NAICS 3362, Motor Vehicle Body and Trailer Manufacturing).

Clean and check the remaining chassis assembly and the removed components as specified in the following paragraphs. 2.1 After a wet race; A wet kart will rust within hours if it is left wet.