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Universal joint   /jˌunəvˈərsəl dʒɔɪnt/   Listen
Universal joint

noun
1.
Coupling that connects two rotating shafts allowing freedom of movement in all directions.  Synonym: universal.






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"Universal joint" Quotes from Famous Books



... was saying, with a glance towards the Byng-Beatty, "has the most exclusive features. The torque-tube being fitted with an automatic lighter, it is possible to change tyres without leaving your seat; while by a simple adjustment of the universal joint the car will take any reasonable obstacle gracefully and without any inconvenience to the occupants. The clutch is of the Alabama type. This new pattern created a great sensation at Olympia, owing to the ease with which it permits even the amateur driver ...
— Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 158, March 31, 1920 • Various

... and escapement were on the most improved construction. she rested on her back, in a small case prepared for her, suspended by an universal joint. she was carefully wound up every day at twelve oclock. Her rate of going as asscertained by a series of observations made by myself for that purpose was found to be 15 Seconds and a 5 tenths of a second too slow in twenty four howers on ...
— The Journals of Lewis and Clark • Meriwether Lewis et al

... ballance-wheel and escapement were on the most improved construction. she rested on her back, in a small case prepared for her, suspended by an universal joint. she was carefully wound up every day at twelve oclock. Her rate of going as asscertained by a series of observations made by myself for that purpose was found to be 15 Seconds and a 5 tenths of a second too slow in twenty four howers on Mean Solar time. This is nearly ...
— The Journals of Lewis and Clark • Meriwether Lewis et al



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