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Kingbolt

Parf of speech: Noun, OED Year: 1825, OED Evaluation: N/A

A vertical bolt passing through the axle of a carriage or railway car, and forming a pivot on which the axle swings in taking curves.

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The back axle was soldered on the two wheels, do-you-see? Well, there's other than- had to go to a bunk on the front and put a kingbolt down, and they called it a kingbolt. Turned- they actually could turn, do-you-see? On their own.
A vertical bolt passing through the axle of a carriage or railway car, and forming a pivot on which the axle swings in taking curves.