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n. (plural of fan belt English)
Usage examples of "fan belts".
She was informed about the carburetor needing frequent adjustment, the transmission bands needing tightening and the fan belts replacing.
The floor, work benches, and all available countertops were littered with a jumble of tools and equipment, parts, manuals, blackened spark plugs, cracked cylinder heads, valves, fan belts, drive shafts, alternators, and exhaust manifolds.
She'd sprung for an oil change, new filters, new fan belts, a lubrication, and four new tires.
Propping himself on one elbow, he could see a shambles of metal plates, gears, axles, a shaft with steering wheel on one end, wiring harness with the generator still attached, fan belts, coolant hoses, bandoliers of ammunition, strewn over the road, hanging from the lower branches of trees, or scattered in the grass.
I think working day after day beside these massive threshers and balers with their grinding gears and flapping fan belts and complex mechanisms they get a little hypnotized by all the noise and motion.
As for the items faintly visible through the dirty glass (dusty horse harness, fan belts, rusty cans of roof cement), they had evidently been dropped there at some point in history, and no one had ever happened to buy them.
What he had known as an autoparts dealer's next door, with a sparse assortment of gaskets, fan belts, cans, and tools clipped to a pegboard behind its dusty window, was a busy delicatessen.
Not to mention fan belts, taillights, distributor caps, windshields, steering wheels, and floor mats.
Gregor unlocked the trunk and Yocke laid the computer on top of a pile of engine parts and fan belts.
A lighted, heated modular steel booth designed for a small handful of personnel, it could have been lifted from where it stood and dropped at the entry to any commercial building anyplace, maybe a factory that manufactured fountain pens, or fan belts, or soda bottles, or zippers for ladies' skirts.
The five hundred fan belts all one size we didn't need but could re-sell, or the double-A batteries.