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bull wheel

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bull wheel [′bu̇l ‚wēl]
(mechanical engineering)
The main wheel or gear of a machine, which is usually the largest and strongest.
A cylinder which has a rope wound about it for lifting or hauling.
A wheel attached to the base of a derrick boom which swings the derrick in a vertical plane.
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