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Another close up of the base of a small dockside crane on the Quay at Scarbrough (UK). I found this rusting and weathered crane base intresting. I guess the crane is used for unloading fishing boats.

Cogs and rails by kbrookes

These are the cogs the railway has to use in the mountains.

COG Tag by Justin Korthof

FragMasterB from League of Amateur Gamers shows off his COG Tag

cog 7 by Shelley Mansel

Cog Wheel by Matt Morelli

The trains use a cog wheel to power their way up and down the steep slopes. The cog wheel on the power car locks into the central rack as seen here.

Cog Rail TTV by Joe Merrill

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Mt. Washington Cog Railway engine, at the Peak.

1455 by Michael Jacobs

COGIC UK General Convention 2015

Cog & Wheel pieces by the workroom

Cog & Wheel

the workroom

Toronto, ON

July 2010

Cog by Annie Wilson

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Cog performing at a sold out Billboards, Melbourne June 2010 for their 'The Sound Of Three - 12 Years With You' Tour

COG by Shane Henderson

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COG - THE VINYL TOUR CONTINUED

Pier Band Room, Frankston

Australia

supports:

The Sea Benz & Captives

Shot for: Live at Your Local

Promotor: Nobody Presents

COG Tag by Justin Korthof

Hillary at IGN got a COG Tag

COG Tag by Justin Korthof

Nick from Co-Optimus displays his COG Tag

Cog by Jimmy Pistol

the wheels that turn

ACRM: Cognitive Rehabilitation Training by ACRM-Rehabilitation

Learn all of the evidence-based strategies at ACRM: Cognitive Rehabilitation Training :: ACRM.org/cog

cog by Stefano Rodighiero

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cog receiving his White Camel Award (http://www.perl.org/advocacy/white_camel/)

Cogs 300 Lab by Presley Perswain

Our robot for the first lab project. We redesigned it 'slightly'. Slow, steady, with a high gear ratio. We ended up making it about 3/4 of the way through the maze.

cog 2 by Shelley Mansel

8-speed by Bryce Bradford

cogs

COGS by Simon Gavin

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IMG_7408 new and old SunTour freewheel cogs by kurtsj00

the new cog is on the left, and the old, worn cog is on the right. The photo shows the inboard side of the cogs. The chain pressed against the right side of the cog's teeth, and you can see a slight concave shape to that part of the tooth. This causes the chain to encounter resistance as it rotates onto and off of that tooth.

Cog by Cat Doherty

Cog, Waves 02-07-2009

The Cog Railway by rbourque2

The Cog Railway is a railway which goes up to the Mount Washing Summit in NH. This is the original and because of the "cog" it can climb up a track with a 30 degree positive slope. Mt. Washington is the highest mountain peak of the Northeast. The summit comes in at 6288 feet. This is a must view attraction in NH. It's a trip to the moon, oh that's was said already. Must visit! Worth the trip! What a memory!

JACK COGGER by NAPARAZZI