clevis old-fashioned

Clevis, who was killed when the forward end of the monster came upon us, has been laid straight as well.

Insert the rod in the next higher hole in the clevis.

The rod with the holes is called the clevis rod.

The clevis is used to fasten the hook to a bracket or chain.

If necessary, readjust the clevis rod or repeat both procedures.

It has a vertical rod that runs through the sink and connects with the clevis below.

The clevis is flat, and contains holes drilled through it at intervals along its length.

A setscrew holds the clevis to the lift rod.

Clevis, you aren't going to bother those little girls, are you?"

This is the rod connected to the clevis rod at right angles.

Describing an orgy scene, the author targets the progressivism of the Clevis family.

The pivot rod joins the clevis rod at a right angle.

The clevis, however, is useful because it makes it easier to adjust the action of the stopper.

Tightening the setscrew locks the clevis to the rod at the desired height.

Clevis hangers are used as a pipe attachment providing vertical adjustment for pipes.

The clevis is a piece of flat metal perforated with a series of adjustment holes.

Not all sinks have a clevis.

There are two main types of clevis pins: threaded and unthreaded.

Commonly used in aircraft and cars, clevis brackets allow mounting of rods to flat surfaces.

In the exact center of the doubletree went the clevis, and finally they were ready for the massive logging chain.

Resigned, she picked up her pace and intercepted Clevis before he reached the unsuspecting, pink-cheeked girls.

Underneath the basin, it is connected to a clevis rod and pivot rod.

Squeezing the clip will allow you to slide the pivot rod out of the clevis and reposition it.

Bridge pin (fasteners), a device for fixing clevis or hitch pins.