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61 rod
шток; тяга; рейка; штанга; буровая штанга; шатун; стержень; рычаг; брус; прут; пруток; катанка; правило; штабик; род (мера длины = 16,5 футов = 4,86 м); воен. шомпол; нфт. дышло; II армировать стержнями; выравнивать правилом; штыковать; штыревать- rod addition - rod adjusting screw - rod and cap marks - rod and drop-pull system - rod assembly - rod back-off wheel - rod bearing - rod bolt- rod dope- rod end - rod foot- rod gear- rod hook- rod seal- rod weeder- bore rod- boss rod- bull rod- bushing rod - carrier rod - casing sucker-rod pump - center tie rod - center track rod - centering rod - choke rod - clamping rod - clevis rod - copper rod - core rod - cylinder rod - cylinder rod clevis - cylinder rod shoulder - deceleration rod- dip rod- drill rod- end rod- exhaust rod - feed rod - field rod - flexible cylinder rod cover- gage rod- guy rod- leaning rod- link rod- lock rod- loop rod- mother rod - motion rod - panhard rod - parallel rod - pendulum rod- pull rod- pump rod- push rod- rack rod- reinforcing rod - relay rod - reversing rod - sag rod - selector rod - shaped rod - shift rod - side rod - slide-valve rod - sliding rod - sounding rod - spray rod - stay rod - steering rod - stop rod - stopper rod - striker rod - striking rod - sucker rod - support rod - suspension rod - switch rod - tapped rod - tappet rod - throttle rod - throw rod - tie rod - tie-rod arm - tier rod of puller for grip - track rod - track-rod end - trip rod - valve rod - vine separator rod -
62 flat bit
1. долотчатый бур2. перовое сверло
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