Sentences with phrase «at pulling heavy loads»

The Eskie is built along classic Nordic lines, a form that has proved effective at pulling heavy loads through snow and ice.

Due to this breed's strength, thick coats and ability to withstand harsh temperatures, it excelled at pulling heavy loads for very long distances through the most difficult of terrain.

The higher the torque, the better the vehicle will be at pulling heavy loads.

Not exact matches

The load at which peak power is achieved differs by exercise variation and is greatest with the heaviest loads in the power clean, moderate - to - heavy loads in the hang power clean and push press, moderate - to - light loads in the high pull, hang high pull and mid-thigh pull, and light loads in the jump shrug.

For instance, first gear, called low on the gearshift lever, is used to get the Ram rolling at 3 or 4 mph when pulling a heavy load.

4WD Low is best for low - speed crawling or pulling a heavy load at low speeds over a short distance, like recovering a stuck vehicle or pulling a tree off a trail.

Don't allow your Samoyed puppy to run and play on hard surfaces (such as pavement), jump excessively, or pull heavy loads until it is at least two years - old when its joints are fully formed.

The larger built dogs are freighters meant to pull heavy loads at a moderate pace (eg, Malamutes, Quebec Huskies (One of which I owned), etc.), while smaller - framed huskies such as the Siberians are meant to pull lighter loads but at a faster pace.

This combination of features makes the Alaskan Husky the ideal sled dog who is also able to compete in races, pull heavy loads, and to travel great distances at high speed.

As a seasoned professional she is able to work at heights, lift 50 lbs, standing continuously and perform physically demanding work that requires the pushing or pulling heavy loads.