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Definition of layshaft in English: layshaftnoun ˈleɪʃɑːftˈlāˌSHaft British A second or intermediate transmission shaft in a machine. Example sentencesExamples - To be able to undo both the layshaft and mainshaft nuts you must select two gears, normally 1st and 4th gear.
- It was decided to achieve the required gear ratio a layshaft would be employed connected to both axles by chains.
- In the view above and below can be seen the gearbox consisting of three layshafts.
- Once the clutch is dis-engaged, the layshaft will just slow down and eventually stop spinning all together.
- Each bogie is fitted with two traction motors with final chain drive to all wheels with layshafts.
- For the output, both layshafts are linked to the output shaft.
- As for the drivetrain I'm hoping the current gearbox with its supposedly stronger layshafts will hold up okay, along with a supposedly stronger salisbury rear axle.
- In this way, the layshaft receives its power directly from the engine whenever the clutch is engaged.
- All gears are in constant mesh with their counterparts on the layshaft at all times.
- At the other end of the motor another plate was made which had a hole drilled for the layshaft and a clearance hole for the motor shaft.
- The flywheel drove a crankshaft which was connected by layshafts to the steam chests which operated the inlet and exhaust valves and were controlled by the governor.
- As in the case of the No.2 reduction gear, the three layshafts appeared to have been spread outwards at the rear, and forced forwards relative to the annulus gear.
- This engine's innovative design incorporates an input shaft flanked by two layshafts, and each layshaft has its own set of final drive gears.
- The synchros are there to match the layshaft to the speed of the gear you shift to while in neutral.
- It will make the layshafts elastic, prevent from fractures, freezing, combine perfectly with the window frame - the window will be hermetic.
- It shows the governor and the linkages to the layshafts which control the fuel injector settings.
- The parallel layshafts are located below one another giving a drop drive with outputs to the front and rear axle sets.
- To insure the ideal positional relationship among the input, output and layshafts, all shaft bearings are totally captured, allowing for no end play.
- I can say that I have yet to bend a dual swingarm, although I've bent up 3 or 4 layshafts over the last year.
- When the torque exceeds said value the torque limiting clutch 27 of said layshaft slips so that the torque in excess of said value is transmitted by the other layshaft.
Definition of layshaft in US English: layshaftnounˈlāˌSHaft British A second or intermediate transmission shaft in a machine. Example sentencesExamples - It was decided to achieve the required gear ratio a layshaft would be employed connected to both axles by chains.
- To insure the ideal positional relationship among the input, output and layshafts, all shaft bearings are totally captured, allowing for no end play.
- This engine's innovative design incorporates an input shaft flanked by two layshafts, and each layshaft has its own set of final drive gears.
- When the torque exceeds said value the torque limiting clutch 27 of said layshaft slips so that the torque in excess of said value is transmitted by the other layshaft.
- Each bogie is fitted with two traction motors with final chain drive to all wheels with layshafts.
- The flywheel drove a crankshaft which was connected by layshafts to the steam chests which operated the inlet and exhaust valves and were controlled by the governor.
- The parallel layshafts are located below one another giving a drop drive with outputs to the front and rear axle sets.
- It shows the governor and the linkages to the layshafts which control the fuel injector settings.
- To be able to undo both the layshaft and mainshaft nuts you must select two gears, normally 1st and 4th gear.
- All gears are in constant mesh with their counterparts on the layshaft at all times.
- As in the case of the No.2 reduction gear, the three layshafts appeared to have been spread outwards at the rear, and forced forwards relative to the annulus gear.
- As for the drivetrain I'm hoping the current gearbox with its supposedly stronger layshafts will hold up okay, along with a supposedly stronger salisbury rear axle.
- It will make the layshafts elastic, prevent from fractures, freezing, combine perfectly with the window frame - the window will be hermetic.
- At the other end of the motor another plate was made which had a hole drilled for the layshaft and a clearance hole for the motor shaft.
- I can say that I have yet to bend a dual swingarm, although I've bent up 3 or 4 layshafts over the last year.
- The synchros are there to match the layshaft to the speed of the gear you shift to while in neutral.
- For the output, both layshafts are linked to the output shaft.
- In this way, the layshaft receives its power directly from the engine whenever the clutch is engaged.
- In the view above and below can be seen the gearbox consisting of three layshafts.
- Once the clutch is dis-engaged, the layshaft will just slow down and eventually stop spinning all together.
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