link rod

Each 1mm change in link rod length raises or lowers the seat by 2mm.

The "stick" is attached to the rudders via Bowden Cable or linked rods.

Further excavation has now linked Rod's Pot to nearby Bath Swallet.

Moustiers has worn its aerial necklace for more than a century, and the current 40-pound star was placed on its chain of linked rods in 1957.

The rear of the differential was further supported by a pair of link rods attaching it to the car's rear floor structure.

Dead link Rod Love, former chief of staff to Ralph Klein, has suggested that the Greens could potentially cut into the NDP's support.

The flight controls used manual push-pull link rods that gave more feel than a servo system and the speed brakes, landing gear and wheel brakes all had a manual backup.

The throttle valve, link rod, brake, and coupling rods, and the connection between the driving boxes for producing pressure against the rails, were operated by hydraulic power, although hand levers were also provided.

On the subsequent flight, the flight crew were unable to retract the landing gear; investigation of this defect identified internal damage to the nose landing gear and a bent proximity switch link rod.

They are free to move a few inches side to side and are connected by a link rod, so wind turbulence at speed can wobble the panniers without the forces being transmitted to the frame, improving stability.

All this works perfectly, and cost a few pence, rather than the £50+ that some places were asking for, and by varying the length of the steel plate and the position of the new link rod hole it is possible to adjust the reduction in throw.