driving wheel

There are 3 sets of driving wheels in this example.

Two were connected to the forward pair of the six driving wheels.

Thus, while turning, the vehicle had only one driving wheel.

However the weight required had to be divided between four driving wheels rather than six.

This was done to reduce the wear on the leading driving wheels.

The only other major difference was the smaller diameter of the driving wheels.

Each set of driving wheels has its own steam cylinder.

He climbed in the door on the far side and slid behind the driving wheel.

Molly is a yellow engine with four large driving wheels.

An ambiguity about whether they meant the steering or the driving wheel.

I put the phone down slowly and thought about cars that still kept moving even when you lifted their driving wheels off the ground.

The sides of the cowl were cut away to show the driving wheels.

They featured 6-feet 3-inch driving wheels and weighed 41 tons.

The number of driving wheels on locomotives varied quite a bit.

Notable features were a low boiler and large driving wheels.

It was unusual in that its driving wheels were not connected by side rods.

This, too, had a wide firebox placed above the driving wheels.

As built, the outside cylinders were situated between the leading and driving wheels.

The driving wheels are then connected by side rods.

The damage to the motion, cylinders and driving wheels was devastating.

The means used to couple the traction motors to the driving wheels (drivers).

There were final reduction gears, of the planetary type, in the driving wheels.

As built it was a high speed passenger engine with tall driving wheels.

The outside frames were curved over each driving wheel axle.

She got into it, and sat leaning forward over the driving wheel, with a numb feeling in her limbs.