from this figure it turns out that you will not be able to straighten the tipper. however the solution is not to be discarded as it is sufficient to limit the rotational movement of the intermediate, compared to the stem, adding two saucers, above and below divaricati, to the tip of the stem. the hole must be moved to dx, as already said. remain transversal forces on the stem, which do not do well to the internal seals.ok solved, the afternoon rest say that it served me both to reflect and to rest.. :View attachment 64807View attachment 64808
look that it is a post of March2022......if the solution adopted entails an excessive encumbrance, I would return to this first drawing, in which however the position of the hole on the bracket is incorrect. between the maximum opening and closing position, this hole must swing both right and left, despite the vertical push for the rotation center. as the total rotation is modest, about 50°, the oscillation of the actuator is minimal, just perceptible. the hole, fulcrum of the stem, should be moved to the right and possibly the actuator follows it.
questions do not have time and are always valid as answers. Thank you for reading me.Hi.
look that it is a post of March2022......
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oh, how many I won from their pride!questions do not have time and are always valid as answers. Thank you for reading me.
Perhaps you have already come to a solution, but the roads that you can walk to achieve the same goal, are more and more than one. never forget it. Moreover a solution can always generate curiosity, even in those who are not directly interested. thanks to the sharing of thought.I think that if someone has to add something new to the old discussions (which have no expiry), it involves enriching the content useful to all those who consult the forum to find ideas or answers.