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1 emelõdob
winch -
2 hajtókar
winch -
3 orsó / horgászboton
winch -
4 csörlő
(DE) Ankerwinde {e}; Ankerwinden {pl}; Haspel {e}; Haspell {e}; Spill {s}; Winde {e}; Winsch {e}; (EN) capstan; crab; crab-windlass; gin; recoiler; reel; winch; winder; winding-engine; windlass -
5 emelődob
(EN) gin; winch -
6 forgattyú
(EN) crank; handle; swivel; winch -
7 futómacska
(DE) Laufkatze {e}; (EN) bogie; crab; crab-winch; crane-carriage; running block; telpher -
8 hajtókar
(DE) Kurbelstange {e}; Mitnehmer {r}; Nocke {e}; (EN) con-rod; connecting-rod; crank-rod; driving rod; tappet; winch -
9 kurbli
(DE) Kurbelstange {e}; (EN) crank; winch -
10 segédcsörlő
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11 vitladob
(EN) winch-barrel; winding-barrel -
12 csörlõ
capstan, crab, windlass, winch, gin, recoiler -
13 csörlõvel felemel
to winch -
14 forgattyú
handle, winch, crank, swivel
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