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Sometimes at this stage a pneumatic tyre roller would be used.
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It has two gears, chain transmission, six wheels and ten pneumatic tyres, and a body made from white ash and mahogany.
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It was during this period that advances were made in the development of buses that improved their reliability and introduced innovations such as the pneumatic tyre.
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Quite advanced, it was equipped with pneumatic tyres and wheel steering, the small engine was mounted transversely so the flywheel rotated in the direction of travel.
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In the early 20th century the pneumatic tyre was a precious, venerated commodity.
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The dolly, which ran on solid or pneumatic tyres, was quite narrow so it could be wheeled easily along a narrow passage or through a royal living room.
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This was done by introducing pneumatic tyres, steel wheels, axles and smooth bearings at a subsidised rate with the help of a leading tyre company.
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Rails and railway wheels are much stiffer than pneumatic tyres and tarmac but the same distortion takes place at the region of contact.
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You just have to look at some of the inventions which have come from the province -- the tractor, pneumatic tyre, whiskey distilling -- to see that innovation is in our blood.
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Various developments, such as fully enclosed cabs and pneumatic tyres, were later tried by companies in a bid to compete with internal combustion engine-powered lorries.
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