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The wheelbase could be anywhere from 160 inches to over 300 inches, all things dependent. For a sleeper berth equipped line haul tractor, 220 - 265 inches of wheelbase is the norm.
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What is the difference between a stern wheeler and a side wheeler?
a stern-wheeler is in the middle of the boat , like a propeller . a side-wheeler is 2 wheels on bot sides of the boat
What unit would you measure the length truck?
Feet, Metres or some on the number of wheels the truck has eg. 12 wheeler
How does a 4 wheeler work?
The back wheels are the only wheels that actually move. The front wheels are the wheels that steer.
What is the fear of wheels called?
Fear of wheels also known as scared of wheels, frightened of wheels and wheeler discomfort.
What is an eight wheeler?
A vehicle with eight wheels.
What vehicle has the most wheels?
An Arctic lorry has the most wheels. An "eighteen wheeler" or "semi" has eighteen wheels, including the trailer.
What is synonym for bicycle?
cycle, bike, wheels, two-wheeler
How many wheels on an eightteen wheeler?
18, hence the name.
How many wheels does a ape car have?
An Apé is a 3 wheeler
How many wheels does a motorcycle have?
A motorcycle has two or three wheels.
What is a 18 wheeler?
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What do you call a machine with three wheels?
Tricycle, Tri Wheel, or Three Wheeler.
