a crank

One end of the push crew is put on a bracket, and the other end is extended out of one side of the stove body and connected with a crank.

A crank arm is the offset portion of a crankshaft to which connecting rod and position are attached.

The frame is provided with a rocker driving motor, a crank and a crank connecting rod hinged between the motor and the first link rod.

Shutters are operated with either a crank or an electric motor. Shutters can be secured for a hurricane in a matter of minutes.

Because an eccentric can be attached anywhere along a shaft, it is unnecessary to form any part of the shaft into a crank.

Instruct the child to hang up and call you or the backup if he or she gets a crank or obscene or frightening phone call.

A shoulder sprayer comprises a box body, a gas chamber, a pump, a link rod, a rocker, a crank and a spray tube with a suction pipe.

Anti-smoking activists dismissed the eminent scientist as a crank and a tool of the tobacco industry.

And yet when his name comes up now, it is more often than not as a freak, a monarchist, an anti-Semite , a crank, a has been.

The calculation model of the force and energy for a crank flying shear with on-off switch was introduced.

A crank sensor (15) outputs a crank signal including an angle indicating part and a reference position indicating part.

The invention relates to a crank shaft of a riser, belonging to the field of automobile parts.

As recently as 2008, Ron Paul, the only libertarian in the race, was seen as a crank.

When burning a crank bait over the bottom, I want it deflecting erratically when it strikes an object.

He is just a crank. His ideas are insane.

And until I got pregnant I thought Nicola was a crank.

The vast majority of manufacturers using a crank (slider) leader mechanism and rocker slider mechanism.

Users turn a crank. Winding it for two minutes provides about forty minutes of listening time.

A crank shaft which is arranged on the transmission shaft is driven to rotate through a transmission shaft.

One member of the group has a crank-powered mp3 player, yesterday a conversation piece, today a staggeringly valuable rarity.

Some dismiss him as a crank. They call his men "White ducks. "

He was treated, by the very few who took notice, as a crank.

The man with a fresh idea is a crank until the idea succeeds.

His people at home counted him a crank.

the man with a new idea is a crank until the idea succeeds .

and if no electricity is available , users can charge the battery by hand by turning a crank.

The power source of the reciprocating movement of the thin wall piece is a crank transmission mechanism (2).

Van Huis is an enthusiast for eating insects but given his role as a consultant to the FAO, he can't be dismissed as a crank.

Back then, I thought he was a crank.

He's been called a dreamer and a crank.

It has a crank on one side, and a spool on the other.

Ashley: Look, there's a crank over there.

Any instrument, such as a barrel organ, played by turning a crank.

Anyone who says they can predict such things precisely and repeatedly is a charlatan or a crank.

To turn (a crank, for example) in a series of circular motions.

crank up To cause to start or get started as if by turning a crank:

Admittedly, for every lost prophet there is a crank who is simply lost.

Application of genetic algorithm to the design optimization of a crank and rocker mechanism

an with a new idea is a crank until the idea succeeds. ( Mark Twain )

Design Calculation of A Crank Guide Rod Pumping Unit

A New Method of Designing a Crank and Rocker Mechanism with the Quick-return Property

Analytical method of designing a crank-and-rocker mechanism

To produce or process by turning a crank

To operate by turning a crank