jacking point
jacking point noun: a place, usually strengthened or reinforced, provided on the underside of a vehicle so that a jack or hoist can be used to raise it when necessary.
Noun
jacking point (plural jacking points)
- A place, usually strengthened or reinforced, provided on the underside of a vehicle so that a jack or hoist can be used to raise it when necessary.
- Lifting and jacking points are provided at suitable points on the locomotive; these facilities cater not only for workshop needs but also to facilitate re-railing in case of accidents.1959 June, “Type "4" Diesel Locomotives for the L.M.R.”, in Railway Magazine, page 395
Forms of jacking point
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Questions about jacking point
- What does jacking point mean?
- Jacking point means a place, usually strengthened or reinforced, provided on the underside of a vehicle so that a jack or hoist can be used to raise it when necessary.
- What part of speech is jacking point?
- Jacking point is a noun.
- What is the plural of jacking point?
- The plural of jacking point is jacking points.
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