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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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front
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Secondly, I have problems with oil pressure building up in the front axle .
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No, but the engine and gearbox and front axle will all fit.
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A second-hand tractor front axle would have cost a lot more.
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Wheelbase is the horizontal distance between front and rear axle centres.
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Another lorry had too much weight on the front axle .
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Replace the front axle complete with a driven unit.
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Later, for the 20 and 30, the motor was moved ahead of the front axle .
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The next hurdle was finding a front axle .
rear
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Replacing a Range Rover's ball joint which joins rear axle to A frame Military or civvy?
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I wonder if you could tell me who could supply parts for the output differential to the second rear axle .
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If we had to cite a bad point, it would be the hard-to-reach drain plug on the rear axle housing.
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I argue that rear axle radius location arm must be out of true.
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This increasing castor thus compensates for any inclination of the car on the rear axle .
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Third provides direct drive and fourth an overdrive, driving through a new two-piece propshaft to a 3.07:1 rear axle .
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Wheelbase is the horizontal distance between front and rear axle centres.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A string led from the axle , via a pulley held by another patient pupil, to a dangling weight.
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After fetching the wagon bed, they rolled out the wheels and axles and assembled the vehicle.
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And putting it in an alley can cause garbage trucks to sink up to their axles.
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The axle had been hurled 575 feet by the blast and had crashed into a parked car.
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The Albion axle production plant in Glasgow is to lose 67 jobs.
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Those riverbeds could snap an axle as crisply as the way that Zervos snapped his fingers when he danced.