Joints and connections – Axially split or separable member
Patent
1988-08-08
1990-07-10
Kundrat, Andrew V.
Joints and connections
Axially split or separable member
403229, 403311, 2940209, B25G 300
Patent
active
049403575
ABSTRACT:
A torsion spring coupling for repairing broken torsion springs including at least two mating semicylindrical segment members securable around a torsion bar. The segments are secured between opposing end segments of a broken torsion spring to form a cylinder having threaded outer circumferential surfaces for threadably engaging opposing segments of a broken torsion spring to prevent relative rotational movement between opposing segments of a broken torsion spring longitudinally along a torsion bar.
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Homeowner's Garage Door Repair Manual by Johnson & Davis, 1980, pp. 55-67 & 121.
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