Axial operation claw clutches having selflocking tooth profile

1.	Axial operation claw clutches having selflocking tooth profile
A.	can be disengaged at any speed
B.	can be disengaged onlyunloaded
C.	can be engaged only when unloaded
D.	can work only with load
Answer» D. can work only with load

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