Pull rod assembly

Expansible chamber devices – Piston – Plural separable parts

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92257, 92255, 277153, 277188R, F16J 100

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049267450

ABSTRACT:
A pull rod assembly comprising a pull rod having three peripheral grooves, a piston device including an adaptor ring and a seal ring, said piston device being mounted on the pull rod by a split ring retainer situated in one groove and extending into an interior groove in the adaptor and a resilient split ring retained in another groove and positioned to engage the piston device and to retain the seal on its adaptor.

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