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The meaning of "load" as in "engine load" seems to be missing. Or is this covered by "Load is what is carried, or a force."? [[User:Fpahl|Fpahl]] 12:09, 22 Sep 2004 (UTC)<br />
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== unit of measurement for mass ==<br />
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In some English-Russian dictionaries have written that "load" is the old English unit of measurement for mass:<br />
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* 1 load of ore = 158,3 kg<br />
* 1 load of wheat = 40 bushels ≈ 1090 kg<br />
* 1 load of hay = 36 trasses = 914,4 kg<br />
* 1 load of fresh hay = 979,8 kg<br />
* 1 load of straw = 587,9 kg<br />
* 1 load of roundwood = 40 feet = 1,12 m³<br />
* 1 load of boards = 50 feet = 1,416 m³<br />
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It's realy so? --[[User:Ctac|Ctac]] 4 July 2005 20:23 (UTC)</div>imported>Gnomingstuff