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It's a LEVER, not a CLIP!

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#84 ·
Wildosvt said:
Lever or crank are both correct. They both us a pivot and apply force.
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Yes but a crank usually applies a rotational force to the pivot itself......whereas a lever usually applies a force to the other side or around the pivot.










It's a crank. :p
 
#90 ·
its a torsonal spring loaded PULLY that is controled by a CRANK in imrc box that is attached with a CLIP

i work as a mechanic on bowling machines (brunswick a-a2) they have a simmaler set up on the moving deck the detector (IMRC) at a predermend point tells when to pull the cable on the pully (DSI LEVER/PULLY w/e) shifting the deck (RUNNERS) then at anoter predermend point the torsional spring acts to return it back to its origonal position.
 
#96 ·
^^No, it's a car with a highly desireable grille the gentlmen wants to liberate with his lever (levers are good for prying and stuff).
 
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#99 ·
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Here's a clip of a grinder leveraging his crank.

(And for the record, that's a monkey, not a chimp!)
 
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#100 ·
My questionis how the hell do you get the damn thing OFF!?!?!?! I want to replace mine and can't get the old one off.
 
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