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self-propelled
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self-propelled
(of a vehicle) provided with its own source of tractive power rather than requiring an external means of propulsion

self-propelled [¦self prə¦peld]
(mechanical engineering)
Pertaining to a vehicle given motion by means of a self-contained motor.
(ordnance)
Pertaining to a gun mounted on a vehicle that has its own motive power.
Pertaining to a missile that is propelled by fuel carried by the missile itself, as in the case of a rocket.
Pertaining to a military unit having self-propelled guns.


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Bandit's 4680 Beast can now be equipped with a Caterpillar 325 track undercarriage for self-propulsion.
Bear Vac Pro features an exclusive agitator bar with 28 mounted beater blades, built-in chipper, self-propulsion, large knobby drive tires, five forward speeds and reverse and the the EZ Dump system, with air cutoff.
After you've made sure the self-propulsion drive clutch is disengaged, go slow to avoid tow bar and axle damage.
 
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