felloe (Meaning)

Wordnet

felloe (n)

rim (or part of the rim) into which spokes are inserted

Webster

See Felly.

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The felloe, or rim of a wheel, is usually made of metal and supports the tire and bears the weight of the vehicle.
The tire is fitted onto a wheel's felloe with high precision to ensure it doesn't come off during use.
The felloe of a wheel is responsible for spreading the load from the tire evenly across the axle.
In the past, felloes were often made of wood due to its strength and easy availability.
The word 'felloe' is derived from the old English word 'felg', meaning the rim of a wheel.
Felloes are commonly found on cartwheels, but can also be found on bicycle wheels, especially wooden-spoked ones.
The felloe of a wheel can be strengthened by using a reinforcing band or ring around it.
The size and thickness of the felloe are important factors that affect the strength and load-bearing capacity of the wheel.
Some wheels have split felloe, which makes it easier to replace the damaged section without affecting the entire wheel.
The condition of the felloe is crucial for the safety and performance of the vehicle, as a damaged or worn felloe can lead to accidents.

rim (or part of the rim) into which spokes are insertedSee Felly.

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The felloe, or rim of a wheel, is usually made of metal and supports the tire and bears the weight of the vehicle.

The tire is fitted onto a wheel's felloe with high precision to ensure it doesn't come off during use.

The felloe of a wheel is responsible for spreading the load from the tire evenly across the axle.

In the past, felloes were often made of wood due to its strength and easy availability.