The phrase "axle width" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the measurement of the distance between the inner edges of the wheels on an axle, often in the context of vehicles or machinery.
Example: "The axle width of the truck is crucial for ensuring stability during transport."
Alternatives: "wheelbase width" or "track width".
Depending on the players' style of defense, they may prefer greater axle width or an extra back stabilizing wheel — something Schulte popularized in chair design.
Axle width, wheel tilt, seat angle, height — Schulte, the United States' best Paralympic basketball player, can examine an empty chair and immediately discern its owner's style, strengths and moves.
The standards vary according to the footprint of the car — the length between the axles multiplied by the width.
The axles should run the width of the tractor, and they can be square.
Cut 2 thin skewers to a length about 4 centimeter (1.6 in) longer than the width of your axle rings.
The axle should be somewhat longer than the width, and Leaf Spring rear axles are typically popular options because of their possibility for modification.
Fortunately on our drive, the crevasses we crossed rarely spanned more than two or three feet in width – large enough to eat an axle but not a whole vehicle.
The allowed vehicle dimensions (length 20 m, width 2.5 m, height 4 m), axle loads (l0 tonnes) and total weight (40 tonnes) are restricting cost-efficient wood transports.
The PSA-sourced axles had very narrow tracks relative to the width of the body, which provided an awkward look, especially at the rear.
Voluntary wheel running was assessed in polycarbonate cages (20.5 cm wide × 36.5 cm long × 14 cm high) with free access to stainless steel activity wheels (diameter 23 cm; width 5 cm) with a ball-bearing axle (Bioseb, Boulogne, France).
Start by measuring the rear width or rear body width and finding axles of the appropriate size.
