coupling rod

He was on a level with the coupling rods now.

The coupling rods transfer the power to all the wheels.

Others had paused in their work amongst the coupling rods.

The use of a complex slit coupling rod was omitted.

The inner side of this coupling rod contained a pin.

The second pair of wheels was driven through coupling rods.

The coupling rods were based on an American prototype.

In the 1930s reliable roller bearing coupling rods were developed.

The drive to the wheels was by coupling rods from the jackshaft.

Coupling rods are not usually used, and it is quite common for each axle to have its own motor.

Therefore it was - else than the slit coupling rod - not used for higher speeds.

The axles were linked via coupling rod on the inside.

The three wheels are connected via coupling rods so they turn in unison.

This engine has become a 0-4-2ST in later years following the loss of her rear coupling rod.

There are sealed for life bearings all over the valve gear and coupling rods.

The similar rods between driving wheels are called 'coupling rods' ('in British practice').

The bushes for the coupling rods were cast, machined and fitted.

Coupling rods and buffer beams were also painted red.

A second coupling rod connected the second and the third drive-axles.

Locomotion No 1 used coupling rods rather than gears between the wheels, the first to do so.

All three axles were coupled by external coupling rods.

They were also amongst the first locomotives to use coupling rods rather than chains to drive its wheels.

They also used a Woodard divided drive of twin coupling rods between the second and third driving wheels.

Š Glaur looked back up to the slowly threshing coupling rods.

Coupling rods were snapping when the locomotives were travelling at speed.