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Behind that silver colored cast cover on the rear end are a pair of meshing spur gears that can be changed in order to alter the final drive ratio of the rear axle. Its common designation is a “quick change rear end.”
In this setup, rotational power input from the engine+transmission enters at the front of the differential housing as it does for conventional drive axles. But unlike the usual setup, the input shaft bypasses engagement with the ring gear and continues to the back where there is a small gearbox at the rear of the differential housing. That small gearbox has an access cover which is what can be seen in the photo above. Within that gearbox are the ends of two shafts - one from the input shaft and a short one above it that’s connected to the bevel pinion that engages the driving ring gear. Each of those two shafts are fitted with spur gears that mesh together to convert rotary motion from the drive shaft to the driving ring gear. Different sets of spur gears can be used in order to change the final drive ratio but they do need to be matched together in order to yield the desired mechanical ratio and to fit in the fixed distance between the two shafts.
Watch this video for a better explanation:
youtu.be/7fhM8Y3TE14?si=MJTenw7JJrlSDTNf
The car is a 1930 Ford Model A Roadster.
The license plate has been altered for privacy.
Yep, AJ's back.
Dents and dings fixed and sprayed with Chrome Orange from a Brockway.
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Crews on 738 hauled by 2052,2021,2100 change over with train 731 with 2011 in the lead at Tea Tree on the evening of 12-10-13
Taken at the Winterberg right before sunrise. The blue hour before sunrise is so beautiful. More beautiful when you see the stars.
Love to see the combination of stars, mountains and trees.
I got up early with an idea to try somewhere new but I hadn't anticipated that the snow would be quite as picturesque. Rather that waste it, I decided on the way to detour instead to Curbar.
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The Adélie Penguin is a species of penguin common along the entire Antarctic coast, which is their only residence. They are among the most southerly distributed of all seabirds, as are the Emperor Penguin, the South Polar Skua, the Wilson's Storm Petrel, the Snow Petrel, and the Antarctic Petrel. In 1840, French explorer Jules Dumont d'Urville named them for his wife, Adélie. There are estimated to be a total of 2.4-3.2 million breeding pairs of Adélie penguins; they are distributed around the coastline of the Antarctic continent.
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The arriving crew of VC81 make their way to the crew room to perform their sign off duties while the departing crew get comfortable in their 'office' for their leg of the journey. The new crew will work the train to Mackay before being relieved there by Townsville based crew.
A changing of times! As two vehicles pass each other on the road of time, you are witnessing an historical change. An Amish farmer along the road in Lancaster, PA.
"One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world."
Malala Yousafzai
Monitor leads her class-mates in a lesson on the vowel sounds in their classroom near Krishnarajpet, Karnataka.
One thing I like very much in Sichuan is the "Changing Mask ance" I love the lively song they play when they changing mask... so fast and at a blink of an eye, they change the mask on their face. All mask are colorful just like these souveneir masks. One of fame of Sichuan and I also like Sichuan food.
Shot was taken at the souveneir corner at the temple that worships Li Ping, the great wiseman who at old time built the dam to divert water to Sichuan by dividing water using structure like fish mouth and digged another river by cutting the rocky mountain using fire to heat and water to cold to accelerate the decaying of rock. All are done by the help of people in the city he was a governor.
This dam lasts and is used till present and the place is one of UNESCO World Heritage.. The place and the mountain is the location of history in the Three Kingdom era too, if I dont remember it wrong.
I really like this place and would like to stay longer, for its lovely and poetic city. I am sad to know this place, the nearest place to earthquake center was severely damaged and schools collpased taking away many children's lives.
The world is wide and the places I once stepped are all special for me.. that once in life I was there and those memories remain lifetime...
Li Ping Temple
Dujiangyuan
Sichuan, China
Toa Bomonga. Reforged
Toa Bomonga
Kanohi: Obelisk (Mask of Growth)
Element: Stone, Sand & Iron Sand
Weapons: Level 10 Meteor Breaker Hammer
(Originally larger but decided to tone it done in size to be lighter and easier to use.
would be a level 20 hammer with the extra weight of the the second head)
Great Diablos War Axe
Ultra durable and Sharp to last forever.
Obliterates and Cuts through the largest and hardest rocks and thick armor.
Protosteel Drill Spear
A mighty spear that doubles as a gunlance
penetrates armor and breaks weapons at super sonic speeds and explodes a burst of sand & rock
Berserkers
Mini feet add-ons allows for greater kicking strikes that launches targets or objects far and fast or smashes to pieces
Powers:
Sand bending, creating hazardous dry storms
and towers of stone
side effects: chance of rust, slowness and increased weight
able to retreat & hide in the the sand & stone in perfect stealth
Bomonga spent his matoran days as a builder, carving and often finding treasure and ore he would use in forging stronger better weapons & armor for himself, his fellow villages and other villages in need. he took his duty very seriously and with pride, like Hafu and a few other hard working matoran of each tribe, some helping him set up shop. often he would go adventuring away from his shop and village, finding more and new material to work with, trade & make repairs if needed, if he found a favorite dig-site or some place that was worth his time, he would honor it with a statue of his image or a highlight of the surrounding area. Bomonga's life would change one day, new doors would open, his skills great as they are would improve greatly with new ability's and powers, the Stone Artist matoran would face his destiny when he unearthed a strange stone he only heard from stories long past, a mysterious stone radiating with power, glowing from the cracks hidden under rock, most likely forgotten by the makuta or piraka, Bomonga reached for the stone, it glowed intensely before it faded and absorb into his hand, it continued as it flowed up his arm and through his whole body as it grew and transformed into a new and stronger generation of Toa.
Custom eyes and painted mask by @driftingmoc
The mask designer @rothanaki on instagram
Lark got new eye chips & new lashes today. My first ever re-chip, I'd say the success was 8/10 because I cut my finger (Oops!) and her screws were so hard to unscrew. X_X But I'm happy with how she looks!
And it's a sad picture, the final blow hits you
Somebody else gets what you wanted again
You know it's all the same, another time and place
Repeating history..
One thing about living in our area of the country is the scene does not stay the same for too long. As a season changes from one to another, the scene changes with it in quite a dramatic fashion.
The shot above is about the same location as the shot below. This one is taken in winter and the other early fall when the weather was still warm
Gibrick catalog shot, and an entry for a contest.
"They came out of the factories by the thousands, swarming the jungle. Fearless robotic soldiers that were unerringly accurate, tough, and intimidating. They broke through walls with their fists, set the forests ablaze. Now that they are here... This Changes Everything."
A little bit about this shot:
Inspirations are added, although I've been influenced by more. Except the two who thought it would be fun to throw themselves up on the figures. ;P
This was lit with a flashlight in the dark.
The hole in the wall was made by having two constructions on their side with the studs facing each other. I then just added sloped bricks as I saw fit, and the floor is snotted as well. (I think, I don't care too much about what it's called)
The background is blue paper, and the wire is an Ipod headphone cable. :3
Built contained in a 32x32 baseplate.
Forgot to mention: This is unedited except for cropping.
Comments and favorites are appreciated, hopefully their together. ;) Translation: Comment if you fav please! I hope those I added don't mind either.
The new buildings right across from where I live, had some scratches in the windows (occurred during construction), so this was changing "almost new" to "brand new". The crane operator, Emil, was kind to let me follow his work for an hour...
TSF-TSCI- 1719
Bus No: 1719
Year released: 2005
Capacity: 56; 2x3 seating configuration
Route: Tarlac City-City of San Fernando, Pampanga via San Miguel/Capas/Bamban/Mabalacat City/Dau/NLEX
Body: Santarosa Motorworks Inc. (rebodied)
Model: 2005 SR-EXFOH AC FE Series
Chassis: Nissan Diesel SP215NSB
Engine: Nissan Diesel FE6C
Fare: Ordinary Fare
Transmission System: M/T
Suspension: Leaf-Spring Suspension
Previous Operator: Erjohn Almark Trans/Kersteen Trans
Taken On: October 10, 2018
Location: Mabalacat City Bus Terminal, Brgy. Dau, Mabalacat City, Pampanga
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This series of photos is from our visit in 2018. The changing of the guard is at 11am every Monday, unfortunately it did not happen during our visit in 2019 due to the civil unrest at that time, and now the country is in lockdown due to Covid-19, making this years visit off.
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At times the ordinary changes and we stand silently and watch dark become light and vice versa. Life continues and it always continues to make us pause, to awe us and cause us to reflect.
Nature reveals how small we are in the total picture and yet how we are an integral piece to the total.
“‘The Only Constant in Life Is Change.’ - Heraclitus - Change is all around us, but especially in Nature. We watch as Nature changes the landscape, subtly but predictably, as a clock advances the hour. Look around. Find a subtle change in your environment that marks time.”
Milkweed is beautiful in all seasons. In spring, it blooms, spreading its intoxicating scent and the happy sound of bees collecting nectar. However, I find that when the seed pods burst open in autumn, they are at their most spectacular. The soft, silken seeds get blown away by the breeze to start the cycle anew somewhere else.
Southern Pacific's EUASM (EUgene - Alton & Southern Manifest) changes crews at Wendel, California on a clear December day in 1988. The crew from Klamath Falls, Oregon that brought the train down the Modoc Line is being relieved by a crew from Carlin, Nevada. Once settled in, the relief crew will take the train down the rest of the Modoc to Flanigan, and head east on Union Pacific's former Western Pacific route. The Klamath crew will head for beds at the Milepost Inn and await the next westbound train.
The previous day, I had chased the Southern Pacific 4449 and train down the Siskiyou Line with hundreds of other railfans. After a quarter century of hindsight, I cherish this image far more than any I took of the special steam train. While 4449 keeps steaming along, here we have railroaders at work in a timeless scene - one that will never be repeated.
When this Kodachrome was exposed, It had been less than two months since the Modoc reopened upon Southern Pacific's merger with Rio Grande. Mothballed since early 1987, the Modoc Line was a railfan paradise in the middle of nowhere. It was originally conceived as a shortcut for Oregon forest products destined for the Odgen gateway. As the timber industry in the Northwest declined, so did the Modoc.
UP acquired SP in 1996. Through train operation on the route ended less than a year later. Abandonment of the Modoc south of Alturas soon followed. Today, there are no rails in Wendel.