Although this made adjustment easier, it was not satisfactory in service and was later replaced by the usual taper fit with cotter pin.
12.
The nuts are usually set with removable locking compound, or if the dome is portable, have a castellated nut with a cotter pin.
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In 1897, the company's founder Walter Hindley, automated the manufacture of Providence, RI . The company originally produced only cotter pins and then plumbing supplies.
14.
But Uncle Art kept hardware in his boxes : latches, brackets, hooks and eyes, braces, springs, cotter pins, picture hooks, nails and screws of all kinds.
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That is, someone botches the assembly of the wheel bearing, its castellated nut, the cotter pin, or what-have-you and the bearing falls apart on the road.
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A cotter pin or a couple of loops of mousing wire through this hole serves the same purpose and secures the shackle in a closed position.
17.
Months before the accident, investigators found, someone forgot to install a small metal cotter pin that helps secure one of the jets's most critical flight controls.
18.
The faulty speed governor had been serviced 17 days before the incident during a $ 35-million upgrade and the cotter pin was not properly replaced at that time.
19.
Caron suffered serious injuries as a teenager when a cotter pin broke on a double-Ferris wheel he was riding at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield in 1973.
20.
Using the spare wheel and a borrowed nail bent to work like a cotter pin, we were back on the road; I found a replacement the next day.
