steering rod

The long white lever to my left was a steering rod.

A truck's steering rod was broken in one of these situations.

But on the third strike, their steering rods caught, locking them together.

He was forced to abandon yet another car when it began developing problems with the steering rod.

We discovered scratches on the crack in the steering rod.

He pulled his hands off the twin steering rods.

We drove there in his little electric runabout, with the mayor himself at the steering rod.

The machine has three wheels, a brake, a telescoping steering rod - and that's about it.

Both steering rods snapped out of his grip.

Unless the steering rod is going.'

A quick examination by the policeman at the site showed that the steering rod bore no imprints at all.

Her hands clenched the steering rod convulsively even as her breath hissed out between her teeth.

Porte kept his eyes glued to the narrow vision slits and his hands were clenched on the steering rods.

The Radon-Ulzers strained with the effort, and the steering rods groaned and bent.

Centaine heard something break, the clanging rupture of one of the steering rods and the wheel spun without resistance in her hands.

The front runner is typically rigged with a steering rod that connects the runner to a tiller that is mounted just aft of the mast base.

Below the steering rod was a circular disk, and banked around it was a circle of pistons that varied the steering jet blasts according to the amount they were depressed.

Killashandra stepped from the skimmer, and the hangar man was instantly inside, running fingers over the control surface, the steering rod, as if her mere physical presence might have caused damage.

It uses the double wishbones from the Lada Niva and a 5.7 litre Chevrolet engine and transmission and steering rod from Ford Scorpio.

To make it easier for Porta, who sat down beside the tank's instruments and steering rods, Pluto and I perched ourselves up on the turret and gave him directions by telephone.

Dortmunder sat on the bottom in the middle, feeling the water's coldness seep upward, while Kelp sat in the front and Doug knelt beside the steering rod of the motor in back.

Vespa is both Latin and Italian for wasp-derived from the vehicle's body shape: the thicker rear part connected to the front part by a narrow waist, and the steering rod resembled antennae.

SIP Phase 2 consists of: thicker roadarm retainers, preformed radiator hoses, lengthened oil drain line, redesigned parking brake linkage and steering rod, vent fan filter, tachometer/speedometer grease fittings, inclinometers, and steel CB/GS linkage.