🚀 go-pugleaf

In article 21125@dcdwest.uucp, plb@dcdwest.uucp (Phil Blais) writes:
>In article <96800@rphroy.ph.gmr.com> pfoss@cmsa.gmr.com writes:
>>
>>In article F7M@csn.org, eeak@teal.csn.org (Ed Krejcik) writes:
>>>Another from my list of questions:
>>I prefer to use adjustable clevises on both ends of a pushrod. 
>                                        ^^^^^^^^^
>
>I assume you use a lock nut on atleast one end to prevent the pushrod
>from lengthening or shortening due to vibration? Not a flame, just wanna
>be sure the neophytes don't get the wrong impression.

Yes I use at least one locknut. 

However, a pushrod doesn't get shorter if it rotates with a clevis on each end.
Since both ends have the same thread (right or left hand), as one clevis screws
on the other one screws off at the same rate.

I wish it would work like a turnbuckle, that way you could adjust a pushrod length
without disconnecting one of the clevises.  Anybody make 2-56 rod with a left
hand thread? I've never seen it.