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What is sprocket?
It's the small toothed wheel that the chain runs over by the rear wheel, although in engineering terms it is any toothed wheel designed for a chain, including the one rotated by the pedal and crank on a bicycle.
Where is the casset on your bicycle?
on the rear wheel, at the hub. it's the bit that the chain runs over.
How do chain tensioners work on bmx bikes?
1) undo wheel nuts 2) hook chain tensioner onto wheel axle and over open end of drop-out 3) tighten chain tensioner until chain tension is OK, spin crank and check for tight spots 4) put wheel nut back and tighten them 5) spin crank and check for tight spots
The traditional chain of command roles and responsibilities continue in all captivity environments. The senior eligible military member assumes command over captives from all US Military Departments.?
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When was the High wheel safety bicycle invented?
I think you've gotten your phrases confused.A high-wheeler was a direct drive bike with the pedals stuck directly onto the axle of a huge front wheel. They tended to flip over during hard braking.Safety bicycle was the name given to the the chain-driven bikes with equally sized wheels that weren't as prone to flipping over.
Were do you hook a chain to remove a Mercury verado 250 outboard motor?
Make a plate 150mm x 150mm x 10mm with three holes drilled in it then bolt it to the fly wheel using M10x 30mm bolts but make sure you space the plate from the fly wheel to clear the fly wheel bolt and weld a chain over the center of the fly wheel bolt on to the plate and it will lift the motor dead center.
Advantages disadvantages of chain drive over flat belt drive?
Advantages of chains over flat belt drive Smoother operation Quieter running No mess left on the rear wheel, like a chain leaves Very low maintance it last longer than belts.
What is a chain tensioner?
Can be two different things. Chain tensioners for bikes with horizontal dropouts are small gadgets that hook over the rear axle and pulls it towards the rear to help keep the chain tensioned. Chain tensioners for bikes with vertical dropouts are like a small spur wheel usually in the position where a rear derailer would have been. These push the chain downwards to keep an even tension on it.
How much people could the military plane hold?
There are hundreds of different "military planes " that can hold from 1 to over 400 people. Name a specific plane for a better answer.
What is a driver sprocket?
A sprocket in bikespeak is the toothed wheel that the chain runs over/around at the the rear wheel and makes the bike go forward when you tension the chain. The bigger toothed wheel by pedals is called chainring, or sometimes chainwheel. The combo driver sprocket sounds a bit home cooked, usually there's no need to point it out like that. The only exception I can think of is on recumbents, which sometimes use an idler sprocket to deal with the long chains those bikes often end up using.
How can you keep a mouse from obsessing over a wheel?
take away its wheel
What kind of tool should you use to dig out a shrub?
A shovel with a spade blade, a mattock, a six-foot length of chain, a come-along, a wheel rim from an automobile and something to cut the roots of the shrub once exposed will do the trick. Cut back the shrub branches so they are not in your way. Start a circle with your shovel about a foot out from the bush and start removing the dirt around the roots with the shovel and mattock. Eventually you can slip the chain through the roots and use the come-along to start pulling the shrub. Place the wheel rim right next to the shrub and thread the chain through the roots, and wrap it around the base of the bush and over the wheel so that as you employ the come-along the bush is pulled upward over the wheel instead of horizontally. Cut the roots as needed to remove the bulk of the plant. This has worked for me, though it can be a real workout.
