10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TIP-CART»
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tip-cart in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tip-cart and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
WITH an ingenious new automatic tip cart that may be used with any tractor, the
operator, without leaving his * seat, can raise the end gate, dump the load, and
replace the tailboard of the cart in five minutes. Two small wheels that pivot and ...
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Nacht Und Nebel: Night And Mist
Did Ernst forget on purpose or by accident to throw Arie's pummelled body on the
tip-cart filled with granite and dump him with the stone into the abyss? For that is
what he did occasionally. He probably did not have any formal instructions ...
Floris B. Bakels, Herman Friedhoff, 1993
(iv) A thin piece of iron, about as big as a knife-blade, for dropping down through
a slot in the end of an iron bar or pin, thereby preventing any sideways movement
. (See Split-key.) (vj "To Key" a tip-cart was to put in the key-stick that kept it from ...
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Discovering Horse-drawn Vehicles
An open four-wheeled refuse wagon of the 1880s, widely used in the London
boroughs, was the 'Margitson & Hek tip cart' (wagon), with both rearward and
sideways tipping facilities, unusual for a four- wheeler. These were lined with
sheet ...
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Technical Design Solutions for Theatre
After marking and drilling the caster plate holes, countersink them to keep the top
of the tip cart flat. Bolt the casters to the plywood with flat-head bolts and nylocks.
FIGURE 1: A TYPICAL TIP CART Carpeting the tops of the carts can help ...
Ben Sammler, Don Harvey, 2013
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The Chambers Dictionary
tip-cart a cart emptied by being tilted up; tip cat a cat or pointed piece of wood
tapering at both ends; a game in which the cat is struck with a cat-stick and made
to spring up; tip -cheese (Dickens) appar, tipcat. — adj Up -up constructed so as
to ...
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Curriculum Practice: Some Sociological Case Studies
Mr Penketh explained the choice of jobs: 'I've done three carts, one's a tip cart,
one's called a Devon Wain which is a haycart, and one is ... just a cart. That one
is quite a difficult one, it's the most difficult of them all, the tip cart is a bit easier,
the ...
Martyn Hammersley, Andy Hargreaves, 2012
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Survey of English Dialects: The Dictionary and Grammar
... rade- cart, scotch-cart, shandry, shit-cart, stiff-cart, tip-cart, tip-tumbler, trolley,
truck, tumble =* tumbril, tumble-cart - > tumbril-cart, tumbler, tumbril, tumbril-cart
farmer-man n a FARM-LABOURER 1.2.4. fc-amaman Y farmer's friend n STRING
...
Clive Upton, David Parry, John David Allison Widdowson, 1994
... general office fixtures; too s used in overhead repairs; one tower Waggon; one
horse; one express Waggon; one tip-cart (two wheels) ; one ex ress harness ;
one tip-cart, saddle and set hames; stables fixtures, sleepers, spikes, guard-rails,
...
New South Wales. Parliament. Legislative Council, 1802
The second example, an Eldridge 5-ton tip cart, was a straight frame truck. The
front wheels were powered by Couple Gear electric motors, with the batteries
under the driver's seat. The dump body was centered just ahead of the rear axle
and ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TIP-CART»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
tip-cart is used in the context of the following news items.
Dredging up the past
I do not know but the dredges found, sitting in the bottom of the river, a tip-cart in A-1 condition and of course, wondered how it came to be there. I know not if ... «Nashua Telegraph, Oct 13»
Everything is Tiptop
Tip also means “overturn” (a tip-cart in British English corresponds to the American dump truck), and it too may be of Scandinavian descent. But it emerged in ... «OUPblog, Mar 09»
