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A sliding mesh gearbox is an early type of manual transmission where gear changes are achieved by sliding spur gears on the main shaft directly into and out of mesh with corresponding gears on the layshaft. Key Characteristics • Mechanism: Gears physically slide to engage. • Gears Used: Primarily spur gears (straight teeth). • Shifting: Requires careful speed matching (often via double-clutching) to prevent gear grinding ("crash box"). • Status: Obsolete; replaced by constant mesh and synchromes
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