power takeoff
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A bare-bones Farm Jeep version was available starting in 1951 with a power takeoff.

Figure out a way to rig a power takeoff on her and you could shut down the Big Allis plant over in Ravenswood.

The power takeoff and the emergency ascent had sucked up a lot of his precious fuel.

All three models could be started with a front hand crank and had the option of a rear power takeoff for accessories.

Mounting the engine on its side meant that the power takeoff from the unit, previously at the bottom, was offset to one side.

This further improved the operating cycle speed, introduced governors, automatic valves, double-acting pistons, a variety of rotary power takeoffs and many other improvements.

Transmission: Four-speed full "crash gearbox" with three-speed transfer casing and power takeoff.

A heavy shaft emerged through openings on opposite sides, probably the power takeoff for the wheels.

He leaped to the end of the dock, where the school's glass-bottomed boat lay moored to the power takeoff.

She rose like a zeppelin on power takeoff and began to read in a singsong voice from a page covered with arithmetic.