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1 constant mesh gearbox
Автомобильный термин: коробка передач с шестернями постоянного зацепления -
2 constant-mesh gearbox
Автомобильный термин: несинхронизированная коробка передач -
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English-russian automobile dictionary > constant-mesh gearbox
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skrzynka przekładniowa z kołami w stałym zazębieniuEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > constant-mesh gearbox
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7 constant mesh gearbox
Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > constant mesh gearbox
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8 Constant-mesh gearbox
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постоянная величина; мат. константа; II постоянный; определенный; неизменный- constant duty - constant-duty engine - constant force - constant journey time - constant load - constant maintenance - constant-mesh - constant-mesh gear - constant mesh gearbox - constant pressure - constant pressure cycle - constant pressure gas turbine - constant rate suspension - constant-speed governor - constant-velocity cardan joint - constant-velocity universal joint - constant-voltage charge - constant volume - constant-volume combustion - constant-volume cycle -
10 gearbox
- automatic gearbox
- auxiliary gearbox
- close-ratio gearbox
- clutchless automated gearbox
- constant-mesh gearbox
- continuous drive gearbox
- direct-drive gearbox
- epicyclic gearbox
- main gearbox
- manual gearbox
- mechanical gearbox
- overdrive gearbox
- planetary gearbox
- power shift gearbox
- power-assisted shift gearbox
- pre-selector gearbox
- range-change gearbox
- semiautomatic gearbox
- synchromesh gearbox
- transfer gearbox
- twin-countershaft gearbox* * *
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mesh — to engage, especially gears. The opposite is disengage. Also see constant mesh gearbox metal mesh stainless steel mesh wire mesh … Dictionary of automotive terms
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