layshaft gears
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sliding-mesh gearbox — An obsolete type of transmission or gearbox in which the gears on the layshaft are fixed to the shaft rigidly, whereas the gears on the main shaft can slide on it by means of splines but are otherwise in permanent rotational mesh with the shaft.… … Dictionary of automotive terms
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countershaft — The shaft in a manual gearbox that carries power by means of gears from the clutch shaft to the driveshaft, turning opposite to them. The British term is layshaft … Dictionary of automotive terms
