drive train
Noun
Meaning
drive train (plural drive trains)
Alternative form of drivetrain
Alternative names
drive-train
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Although the output delivered to the driving wheels is less than that obtainable at the engine's crankshaft, a chassis dynamometer gives an indication of an engine's "real world" horsepower after losses in the drive train and gearbox.
Forty and Livesey 2006 p. 329 In 1943, the Soviets also shifted all production of light tanks like the T-70 to much simpler and better-armed SU-76 self-propelled guns, which used the same drive train.
The Forester was one of the first emerging crossover SUVs. citation It was built in the style of a car, but had a taller stance, higher h-point seating, and an all-wheel drive drive train.
Reels with star drags generally have a separate lever which allows the reel to go into "freespool" by disengaging the spool from the drive train completely and allowing it to spin freely with little resistance.
The aircraft relied heavily on composites for its construction and had a beefier drive train to handle the twin Avco-Lycoming AL5512 engines (4,200 shp). citation ;XH-49 : Original designation of UH-46B.
The entire drive train could thus be lowered and removed from the car in minutes.