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tailwheel

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tailwheel [ˈteɪlˈwiːl] Nrueda f de cola


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Denel has also proposed a maritime version with a search radar in place of the chin turret, shorter stub-wings, flotation gear, the tailwheel moved forward by two metres and manually-folded rotor blades.
But as she lay flat out, the plane ran over her and she was struck by the tailwheel.
Scott, a leading manufacturer of oxygen systems for commercial and general aviation, also offers safety equipment and tailwheel assemblies and accessories.
 
 
 
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