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41 rake carriage
<proc.hydr> ■ Reinigerwagen m ; Wagen m ; Reinigungswagen m -
42 rake classifier
<proc.hydr> ■ Rechenklassierer m ; Sandförderanlage f rar -
43 rake engagement
<proc.hydr> ■ Eingriff des Reinigungselements m -
44 rake head
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45 rake tedder
< agri> ■ Rechwender m -
46 rake tine
< tools> ■ Harkenzahn m -
47 rake tooth
<proc.waste> ■ Kammzahn m -
48 rake-adjustable steering wheel
English-german technical dictionary > rake-adjustable steering wheel
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49 rake angle
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50 rake through
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51 rake-off
[ʼreɪkɒf, Am -ɑ:f] n( fam) Anteil m -
52 rake retractor
( Chir) Hakenretraktor m, Hakensperrer m, Krallensperrer m ( Instrument) -
53 rack rake
<proc.waste> (reciprocating rake bar screens) ■ Rechenreiniger m ; Rechenreinigungsmaschine f ; Reinigungsvorrichtung f -
54 screen rake
<proc.waste> (reciprocating rake bar screens) ■ Rechenreiniger m ; Rechenreinigungsmaschine f ; Reinigungsvorrichtung f -
55 trash rake
<proc.waste> (reciprocating rake bar screens) ■ Rechenreiniger m ; Rechenreinigungsmaschine f ; Reinigungsvorrichtung f -
56 carryover rake-type cooling bed
English-german engineering dictionary > carryover rake-type cooling bed
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57 knife rake
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58 knife rake angle
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59 root rake
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60 wheel rake
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