drive axle

In some cases it can also be a driving axle.

The front and back drive axles are free to roll out of phase with respect to each other.

On such a vehicle the hub is locked to a drive axle.

The "program" consisted of strings wrapped around the drive axle.

One of the inner and both outer bogies have driving axles.

Each of the driving axles has its own motor.

A year later, the main bearing and the drive axle suffered a catastrophic failure.

The jackshaft was located between the first and second driving axles.

This system used a beam whose fulcrum was the driving axle.

That led to putting the engine in the rear of the car, directly above the driven axle.

Often lateral motion devices were attached to the leading drive axle.

This would create more space in the passenger cabin and improve the weight balance over the drive axle.

It may have originally had only one driven axle.

These cars use traditional engine layout between driver and rear drive axle.

The number of consecutive driving axles, starting at A for a single axle.

This was the company's first front drive axle.

The tractive force was transmitted from the drive axles to the bogies.

It is located between the brake drums or discs and the drive axle.

The cylinders were placed above the centre driving axle.

The existing locomotives with three driven axles were a bit weak for their services.

The driver thus sit behind the engine and above the transmission and front drive axle.

Should have two driven axles which are also steerable.

Its coal and water tanks jutted out over the rear driving axle.

The armatures of the motors were mounted directly on the four driving axles.

The driven axles for the container handling equipment are with planetary reduction.