secondary gear

Behind the engine, one on each side, are the secondary gears.

Behind the engine are the secondary gears, by which the machine is turned in any direction.

It also commonly provides a selectable secondary gear reduction.

All the secondary gear is onboard.

The aluminium-bodied vehicle had a three-speed transmission with a secondary gear and did not require a driver's license.

Shaving is a secondary gear finishing operation done after rough hobbing or shaping to create the desired crown.

Remember, if any of you pop your canopy and find yourself descending at more than eight meters per second, reach down and jettison your secondary gear.

Wilson's epicyclic gear system, which replaced the secondary gear and the gearsmen, was clearly superior and adopted in later designs.

This was the first of the heavy tanks that could be driven by a single driver, without requiring him to signal orders inside to others working the secondary gear levers.

Once the wheels hit the water, however, he engages the two nylon rear propellers and switches to a secondary gear shift on the floor that provides three speeds: forward, reverse and neutral.

The main drive shaft, a massive oak pole, is girthed at one end by a secondary gear wheel which lies on the main gear wheel, thus turning the main drive shaft on its long axis.

Four of the crew, two drivers (one of whom also acted as commander; he operated the brakes, the other the primary gearbox) and two "gearsmen" (one for the secondary gears of each track) were needed to control direction and speed, the latter never more than a walking pace.