equalizing support
equalizing support
[′ē·kwə‚līz·iŋ sə‚pȯrt] (ordnance)
The crossbeam support of an axle-support-type equalizer, on which is mounted the trails and upper carriage; it is connected to the axle by means of a horizontal pintle, which permits a vertical angular difference between the front and rear axis.
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