The person who had the wagon fixed it. Many carried tools to repair the wagons, but in many cases if the wagon was destroyed they walked the rest of the way.
Volkswagen broke down into English would look like "Folks Wagon." It is possible to have other meaning, but looks like the "people's car."
I believe it got it's name from early settlers from Saltillo Mississippi that set up residency at this location after their wagon broke down on the way to Oklahoma.
Gravity pulls the wagon down the ramp. Friction from the tires on the ground slows the wagon. Wind resistance (friction from the air) slows the wagon as well. Gravity also helps slow the wagon down once it is off the ramp and the wagon is rolling on a level surface.
---- The covered wagon was invented in 1749, the same year that the Conestoga wagon was invented. ---- The covered wagon that became such an important part of this country's westward movement was actually invented in Pennsylvania. Near Lancaster, PA, is the Conestoga Valley, from where the wagon got its name. The Pennsylvania German wagon builders invented this unique wagon to fit the surrounding landscape around 1730. It is said that by 1750 there were seven thousand of these wagons in use. ---- These wagons were built mostly for transporting goods over long distances, for example, shipping goods for sale from Lancaster to Philadelphia. The wagon had a long bed, about 16 feet long, that had a very recognizable sloping bottom, lowest in the middle. It was sloped this way to keep goods from shifting and sliding as it went up and down hills. This feature also made the wagon float just a little when it forded rivers. The capacity of these wagons was as much as 3,500 pounds, and six or eight rods were placed over top for a white cloth to be stretched over to protect the goods from the weather. ---- The wheels were five or six feet high, and four inches wide to keep it from sinking in the mud. The wagons were usually brightly painted, blue on the body and red on the wheels. ---- The Conestoga wagon (invented in 1749) was used also for military purposes as Generals Braddock and Forbes led troops westward, and then later they were used as settlers moved all their worldly possessions across the plains to the new lands. The purposeful and useful design of these wagons made them an extremely important invention.
Yes.was rolling = past contiuousbreaks = presentyells = presentCorrect alternatives are:As the wagon was rolling down the hill a rear wheel broke and Tom yelled whoa. = all past tense verbs.As the wagon is rolling down the hill a rear wheel breaks and Tom yells whoa. = all present tense verbs
i say that your engine broke down or that your transmission broke
---- The covered wagon was invented in 1749, the same year that the Conestoga wagon was invented. ---- The covered wagon that became such an important part of this country's westward movement was actually invented in Pennsylvania. Near Lancaster, PA, is the Conestoga Valley, from where the wagon got its name. The Pennsylvania German wagon builders invented this unique wagon to fit the surrounding landscape around 1730. It is said that by 1750 there were seven thousand of these wagons in use. ---- These wagons were built mostly for transporting goods over long distances, for example, shipping goods for sale from Lancaster to Philadelphia. The wagon had a long bed, about 16 feet long, that had a very recognizable sloping bottom, lowest in the middle. It was sloped this way to keep goods from shifting and sliding as it went up and down hills. This feature also made the wagon float just a little when it forded rivers. The capacity of these wagons was as much as 3,500 pounds, and six or eight rods were placed over top for a white cloth to be stretched over to protect the goods from the weather. ---- The wheels were five or six feet high, and four inches wide to keep it from sinking in the mud. The wagons were usually brightly painted, blue on the body and red on the wheels. ---- The Conestoga wagon (invented in 1749) was used also for military purposes as Generals Braddock and Forbes led troops westward, and then later they were used as settlers moved all their worldly possessions across the plains to the new lands. The purposeful and useful design of these wagons made them an extremely important invention.
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Check the fuel pressure on the Focus wagon as well as the EGR valve. If the fuel pressure is low or the valve is clogged then the car could have these problems.
They acually adopted 3 kids. first there was Albert who was living on the streets in winoka and came back to walnut grove with the ingalls in season 5. Then in season 8, they adopted James and Cassandra Cooper after their parents where killed when their wagon wheel broke and the wagon went tumbling down a hill.
The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down was created in 1937.
Yellow Back Radio Broke-Down was created in 1969.