In a multi-product company, fixed costs are usually allocations of such costs to a particular product, although some fixed costs (such as a specific supervisor's salary) may be totally attributable to the product. Figure 1 displays the standard break-even analysis framework.n a multi-product company, fixed costs are usually allocations of such costs to a particular product, although some fixed costs (such as a specific supervisor's salary) may be totally attributable to the product. Figure 1 displays the standard break-even analysis framework.
Rooster Sheave Assembly. The rooster sheave is a pin-on rigging accessory with a composite sheave identical to the boom tip sheaves. It is required if rigging is more than six parts of line, or when an auxiliary winch is used. A second ATB transmitter can easily be bolted to it when used with an auxiliary winch. It is a complete install kit with easily removable pins. Auxiliary Winch Option with Rooster Sheave. This option gives the operator a second winch to operate as a tag line. The second winch is a 12000 lb single speed unity, mounted directly behind the main winch. A down haul bail is included.
A protruding rim, edge, rib, or collar, as on a wheel or a pipe shaft, used to strengthen an object, hold it in place, or attach it to another object. 2. A wide edge on a pillow, placemat, or other fabric object, especially a piece of fabric or ribbon extending from the outer seam. [Possibly variant of flanch, device at the side of an escutcheon, perhaps from French flanche, feminine of flanc, side; see flank.]