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On the front of the camper, stamped into the steel, near the crank that lifts the top of the camper. Near the propane tank. Sometimes difficult to read if there is rust or dirt covering it.

The Germans widely used multiple kinds of half tracks, the SD.KFZ.222 armored car, the Panzer 2, Panzer 4, Panther tanks, the Tiger tank, Opel Blitz cargo truck, the Schnellwagen and the kubelwagen. The Russians used the T/34 tank and stalin tank. The British and Canadians used the Churchill tank and Bren carrier, the Japanese used the Type 95 and Type 97 tank, and the U.S. used the M4 Sherman, the M24, the Deuce-and-a-half cargo truck, and the Willys M-B Jeep. Hundreds of other kinds of vehicles were used, but not widely.

Big truck, semi, 18 wheeler.

3.14159 x S=1.66 x B=2.44 = 12.724

They are called wheels or more, technically, correctly, they are called road wheels. These are the ones you see inside the "caterpillar" tracks. Their job is to support the weight of the vehicle.

The propulsion is generally created from the rear of the tracks via the drive sprocket (this is usually mounted above the line of road wheels slightly rearward). Some call this sprocket a drive wheel, but I believe this is incorrect as the device is more akin to a gear than a wheel. For instance it could not provide propulsion on it's own due to location and shape.

The track under the road wheels is pulled by the drive sprocket which then puts slack track on the return idlers above of the drive wheels, or directly on top of the road wheels to then be used to roll back under the road wheels.

The "caterpillar" tracks are used mainly to spread the weight of the vehicle as well the traction across the ground it is passing

The landing speed is 155 knots

or more generally from 150 to 160 knots, depending on weight and wind conditions.

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The most advanced tank in the world is the M1 Abrams Battle tank that is for the U.S.

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The number of wheels an airplane has depends on the type of airplane. Some have none and take off and land on water, or on snow or ice. Many smaller airplanes have 3, like the piston powered Cessna 172 Skyhawk. We often call these planes private aircraft. The tricycle landing gear with a single wheel on each leg is common in airplanes a bit larger, too. The larger airplanes have more, as you'd guess. The Boeing 747 has 18 wheels and there are 22 on the Airbus A380.
The number of wheels an airplane has depends on the type of airplane. Some have none and take off and land on water, or on snow or ice. Many smaller airplanes have 3, like the piston powered Cessna 172 Skyhawk. We often call these planes private aircraft. The tricycle landing gear with a single wheel on each leg is common in airplanes a bit larger, too. The larger airplanes have more, as you'd guess. The Boeing 747 has 18 wheels and there are 22 on the Airbus A380.
THREE : all (or nearly all) planes have two landing gear wheels and one wheel that is either a nose gear or a tail gear wheel, for a total of three - larger planes can have more than one wheel on each gear, really big one having an amazing cluster of wheels, but they still act as a single unit planes with a tail wheel (or sometimes a skid instead of a wheel) are called conventional gear or taildraggers - planes with a nose wheel are called tricycle gear
it depends...........a small airplane has three landing gears one primary and 2 secondary.............in a large airplane there are somewhere around 26-30 wheels ANSWER 2 3 wheels or gear, two are the landing gear and one either a nose gear or a tail gear - each gear can have mutliple wheels/tires but they act as a single unit and so are just one wheel

The numbers above the front window may be what you are referring to. Those numbers are the members numbers for the Wally Byam caravan club, named for the founder of Airstream.

Depends on how bad the sidewall damage is. If it's just a hole it'd be OK, but if it's a tear the tube will poke out and probably burst.

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A unicycle.

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Exotics are Eauropian cars that have top-notch speed. even the cheapest exotic has a pretty powerful engine. Some exotics exel at speed, also. The only thing that make exotics bad is the driver. The handling is made for supirior drivers. If you know how to balance the gas, and the brake, you should go with the exotics. Their only weak point is going up against mussle cars.

Joseph Armand Bombardier was born on born on April 16th 1907, and died on February 18th 1964.

A lot.

Length: 9000mm

Width: 2500mm

Height: 4300mm

Weight: 10400kg

3000 lbs.

Because the plane flew through a flock of geese and had a goose stuck in one or both of the engines.

Of course. When theyfirst put a motor into a buggy or carriage to replace the horse, they simply called it a horseless carriage.

The hydrofoil was invented because it was seen that in a situation where enough power could be supplied to a watercraft, its hull could be lifted clear of the water. This would allow just the hydrofoil to support the weight of the vessel, and it could be driven very quickly across the water in that case. Small waves would not affect the ride, and the fact that the hull was out of the water reduced drag that be an impediment to a high top speed. No drag from the hull, higher speed!

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