13295: HOUSING,MECHANICAL DRIVE.
Making its first appearance in 600 B.C., Tinker horses have had many different names during their breed's history. Some of the names include Gypsy Vanner, Gypsy Cob, Coloured Cob, and Irish Cob. All of these monikers point to a remarkable horse bred by travelers to be strong enough to transport their homes or belongings but friendly enough to play with their children upon the journey's end.
Selectively bred with horses such as Clydesdales and Frisians, the result is the strength of a draft horse with the height of a saddle horse. - Fun Fact : Tinker horses are capable of pulling loads of over two thousand pounds for extended periods of time. - Scientific Name : Equus ferus caballus - Conservation Status : Domesticated - Global Home : Worldwide This part is cataloged in the U.S.
Government catalog under NSN 1620-00-341-7105, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| overall_width | 3.980 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| overall_height | 1.100 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| overall_length | 3.070 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| special_features | SIZE 10 CONTINUOUS DUTY PANETARY GEARHEAD; 7:1 GEAR RATIO |
| NSN | 1620-00-341-7105 |
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