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push rod

[′pu̇sh ‚räd]
(mechanical engineering)
A rod, as in an internal combustion engine, which is actuated by the cam to open and close the valves.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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Harley Davidson(NYSE: HOG), a Wisconsin-based motorcycle manufacturers, is developing a new pushrod engine.
The wear of brake pad lining and brake drum during operation leads to increase in the stroke of the pushrod, whose 'out of adjustment' creates severe brake performance degradation.
The number 3 cylinder exhaust pushrod broke, due to a valve stuck in the closed position.
"When a lobe is up, the exhaust pushrod actuates the exhaust valve, and when the mechanism is flat, the pushrod misses its mark.
The 1,690cc 4-valve pushrod V-twin engine can push the bike to a top speed of 125mph.
BIKE FACTS BIKE: Harley-Davidson Road Glide Special 2015 PRICE: PS19,430 on the road ENGINE: 1690cc 4-valve pushrod V-twin SEAT HEIGHT: 663mm TOP SPEED: 125mph POWER: 87bhp @5,000 rpm TANK SIZE: 22.7 litres DRY WEIGHT: 369kg
It's also the first convertible since the 1990s Azure that's fitted with Bentley's old school 6.7-litre twinturbo pushrod V8 engine.
The TR6's inline 2.5-liter pushrod (OHV, or overhead valve) engine was basically a carry-over from the TR250, as were most of its mechanical bits.
It is also a four-wheel drive with racing chassis, and pushrod suspension.
It is powered by a 12-cylinder engine with a displacement of 6.5l and is equipped with a fast-shifting ISR transmission with five modes, permanent all-wheel drive and a racing chassis with pushrod suspension and horizontal spring/damper units.
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