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What is a Brass Turnbuckle?

A Brass Turnbuckle is a mechanical device that is used to adjust the tension or length of ropes, cables, and other similar materials. It typically consists of two threaded eye bolts, a center body, and two threaded inserts. One end of the turnbuckle is screwed into one of the threaded inserts, while the other end is screwed into the other. By rotating the center body, the turnbuckle can be tightened or loosened, which increases or decreases the tension on the ropes or cables.

Turnbuckle ( right) for upper mount of townsend t51 on ab dick presses.

Wilsonville, Oregon, United States
Jun 24th

The upper mounts of the swing away T51 second color unit are called "turnbuckles". They are attached to brass pieces known as "turnbuckle ends" and those are incuded. This one is for the right side.

Nos usa hardware in 23 pieces good steel&brass many handy individual pieces

Knoxville, Tennessee, United States
US $13.95
Mar 12th

Tonight's Items for Auction are a Lot of 23 Pieces of Hardware. There are pieces for chain and rope uses, pulleys, repair links, hooks, a large S hook, small cable clamps, 2 surface door slide bolts (Photos # 4, 6, 9) a Stanley USA & a USA. There's a Geneva (a figure of men) Stainless USA knife that I had forgotten to list, so it's in the latter pictures (Photo #6 & #10).

4 heavy brass rigging sail boat turnbuckles cable split eye hook ends scarce

Zanesville, Ohio, United States
US $210.00
Jan 30th

Here are 4 very heavy duty Turnbuckles, could be used in a variety of applications. They appear unused as all are in excellent unused condition with no defects or any signs of being used !! Not sure of the maker, can not locate any names or distinctive markings.

Stainless steel turnbuckle 5/8 inch sailboat rigging power boat

Lewiston, California, United States
Mar 5th

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