Twelve 2-56 Gold-N-Clevises

 Gary 2995 points

If you look carefully at the pin you will see it has a groove,the retaining clip clips into this groove to stop the clevis opening up under load.

 *Murdock* 34 points

Put them on your linkages for aileron rudder etc verry good item if you need a strong clevis

 vagnerson 26 points

perfeito, material muito bom.

 rwallage 95 points

These are great connectors between your pushrod and servo, and pushrod and moving flying surfaces. You can either CA them onto a CF pushrod, or use them on a threaded 2-56 metal pushrod.

 igor 35 points

This is a tip for pushers rods. It has a thread that allows you to adjust the length of the pushrods. Can be used for soft rods control when mounted on the end (solder) a special tip. On one plate is fixed rigidly axis, while the second is free. Plates can move apart, the axis of the hole and insert the latch

 *Murdock* 34 points

Hi, You get 12 in a pack

 flynnmonkey 1 points

Yes 12n in a pack

 prateek 66 points

You get one dozen that is 12 pieces in a pack

 Sawdust 1605 points

Seriously? Read the first word of the title "Twelve 2-56 Gold-N-Clevises", if still not understood look at the picture and count them

 Napstr 686 points

Yep that's what it says in the description alright! These are the best clevises on the market for 2-56 rods- properly formed threads which fit perfectly and are threaded (bite) the whole length! They also have special fingers to ensure the thread doesn't open up and become sloppy and loose! then you add the extra long pin which gives extra security that it wont pop open and fall off! and finally you add the spevial lock whick really adds belt and braces to the whole thing!

 Felar Furlong 1081 points

if they are same as sullivan one, then they must be the solder type...

 Felar Furlong 1081 points

no, others say they have sae thread

 chapier61 169 points

Grrrr..."they must be" and "others say" are NOT informations !
I, and certainly much other customers, WANT TO KNOW The characteristics of the product as: is there a thread or not,In this case which thread...metric, non metric ? If not, which is the internal diameter? Overall dimensions in mm/or inches ? Right friends ? What are you still waiting for ? Thanks in advance to the retailer or any customer of goodwill that give Us the informations.

 Napstr 686 points

They have a thread and it is the standard US (imperial) 2-56 sizing but can be used as solder clevisis if you would like although this is a waste of many of the quality features, like the very well formed thread and the special finger design which ensures (locks) the join in position so it doesn't open up with use. A real premium sullivan product.

 peter 1 points

they are threaded perfectly just received a batch used with a coupler flattened at the non threaded end and drilled to take fishing trace say 40lb breaking strain great for rigging biplanes..peas

 fpvren 72 points

converting imperial to metric is done like this 2-56 first number relates to diameter second is threads per inch how to convert n x 0.3302 1.524 = major diameter in millimeters so 2 x 0.3302 1.524 = 2.184mm dia. and 56 is 56 threads per 1" so pitch is 25.4 / 56 is 0.45mm pitch