How does this work? Is one end to pivot on the spring?
382865
There is a spring mechanism inside it that tries to keep the hinge in the open position. So mounted properly it will keep a cabinet or chest open or at least keep it from slamming shut. The mechanism increases in tension slightly as it closes, but the tension applied is pretty smooth. I have 2 of them on a chest door, approximately 1'x3' and it will hold it steady at any position.
382866
Yes, each end fastens to a part of the trunk. I used it to support the lid of a small blanket chest. It will hold the lid open.
382867
It's should allow your top to close slowly. I would strongly advise to get two, because one is not enough. I tried to use it on a 18"X24" pine top. One was not enough and I ended purchasing a different kind.
295988
It does not pivot at the base. If I am not mistaken it did come with an attachment if you are attaching the mount to a sloped ceiling (I did not need one). Between the mount and settings on the 3020 you can hit just about any position on a wall.
505525
It isn't recommended by manufacturer and I have doubts about it working that way. The springs are sufficient for use horizontally but not sure about verticle. I mounted it at the wall and brought the pipe into it from the vertical. It meant that the dryer has to sit out a few inches farther but it wasn't an issue for us.
1104989
No it doesn't pivot, it goes up and down, however the wheels on the bottom enable it to get in any position, I sit in all different height chairs etc. while using the dryer.
981988
It has another axle so it will not pivot as easy as a single axle. I have not had an issue backing and turning.
1117773
The extension rotates to desired forward/backward & up/down 360 degrees. The hinge rotates 360 degrees for desired folded angle, and the pad/peg rotates for desired angle to match shoe/boot angle. Best pegs I ever used! If you buy these get some loktite or other thread locker so when you find the ideal setup you should dab some thread locker and reassemble them. I've found vibration tends to loosen the bolts so I carried along a set of allen wrenches until I had the best angles/setups on mine.
1350787
No, the center piece doesn't pivot, although, the center connector allows you to pivot your displays. Also, you can pivot the monitor handles.
6032
This is the spring tension approach which works. I don't understand why anyone is producing the twist tension kind which appears not to work.
1125001
I have two sets of these and all mine have a small clock spring on the pivot that returns the lever. I converted a road bike to flat bar and the brake cables on the bike worked just fine. These levers use the barrel shaped cable ends.
297392
It appears to be able to tighten and loosen the pivot post if necessary. it has not loosened up so i have not fooled with it.
157023
Yes, the bottom pivot is a rounded ball, so you can move it in all directions.
1763721
Yeah, but I wouldn't recommend this product, they come mounted backwards and are spring loaded, so once you try and turn it around it is nearly impossible to get the spring in original position.
1575007
It pivots a little but not much. The legs adjust separately so you can have the bipod on an uneven surface
328259
The clamp does not pivot, but the shaft of the fan both pivots either way or canbe adjusted up or down depending where you want the air flow to go. Quite satified with it.
1433627
It does NOT rotate or pivot. Other than that, a very nice bipod for the price. The only issue I have had is this: one of the pins that hold the bipod to the swivel stud pulls out of the bipod. 3 choices; either put a tack weld on it (like I did), don't take it off the rifle, or put the pin back in every time you move it. Minor complication for the price, if you aren't moving it from gun to gun, or if you have access to a welder or JB weld
2021801
No it doesn't, and it really is a design flaw. I'd have bought a second one by now if it did pivot, but it is stationary.
1427414
I don't know if the instructions specify which side of the axle the springs go on. I mounted mine behind the axle and they work fine. If "one side kept breaking" for you before, there was probably something wrong with your existing springs or your vehicle was overloaded.