axletree

He dropped the bridle and reached down for the axletree.

One wheel was gone; the tilted axletree plowed the earth.

"The axletree from inside the stable," Cashel corrected automatically.

Garric stepped out of the stable with an axletree that Cashel himself would have found a burden.

We'll solve the axletree problem yet.

Garric looked down at the axletree.

The carriage box rests on two long, springy poles which run from the fore to the hind axletree.

She felt, in that moment, that they stood at the absolute center of things, at the axletree of worlds.

The axletree had been set up to one side and as the whole group filed into the area the nine Burakan stepped forward to bring the fire.

Amasa Lyman allowed his teams to find what browse they could as he waited for a wagon axletree to be repaired.

The axletree lying nearby had crushed the skull and broken the left collarbone as well as several of the upper ribs.

The axletree was broke, and we'd no choice but to camp there by the road, while Hector and the groom made shift to mend it."

This evening Charles Harper put a new axletree on Lorenzo Dow Young's wagon.

At camp, the blacksmith was unlimbering his forge to repair an axletree from Solomon Chamberlain's wagon, broken down two miles back.

Now it was only half over the wheels, now it hid the axletree, and now the coach sank down in it almost to the windows.

Image:Tame at Axletree Way.

The massive oaken axletree brushed the cutlass aside and crushed the creature itself with a squelch and a snapping of bones.

As everyone settled into position, Father Kulcyanov carefully aligned the spokes of the axletree with what Mike assumed was ritual significance.

The wheels revolve upon bearings or a spindle at the ends of a bar or beam called an axle or axletree.

Thomas Bullock, in the camp a mile above the mouth of Red Fork Canyon, watched as blacksmith Thomas Tanner repaired Solomon Chamberlain's axletree.

I had rather hear a brazen canstick turn'd Or a dry wheel grate on the axletree, And that would set my teeth nothing on edge, Nothing so much as mincing poetry.

He was alone again in his head; the laughing figure who'd measured the six guards for a single stroke of the massive axletree had gone back to wherever it was that he watched and waited.

CHAPTER FOURTEEN Garric had hung the oil lamp on the axletree leaning near the stable door; the cartwheels were beside it.

'Broke an axletree outside of' Stirling, and we were becalmed three days - in the pouring rain, mind vou before my footman could find a blacksmith to come and repair the blasted thing.

It was near this last crossing (of a stream scarcely two feet wide) that Lorenzo Dow Young snapped an axletree on his wagon and rattled to a halt while the pioneers continued on.