They are the Moonbats, the wingnuts, the whackjobs, the Conspiratorialists.

They are the moonbats, the wingnuts, the whackjobs, the Conspiratorialists.

The chain (80) is pulled tight by tightening wing nuts (54, 56) threaded onto the upper end of a bolt (50) which causes a spring (58) located between the wing nuts and the top of the bumper housing to pull the chain tight.

The wing nuts at the top of the legs are not completely lockable.

The arm (1) and the legs (7) are fixed together by means of screws (5) and wing nuts (6).

By loosening the wing nuts and rotating the adjustable feet (50), the height of the box spring (12) may be adjusted.

The sealed enclosure is constructed of a series of individual segments held together by conveniently removable fasteners - bolts and wing nuts.

Please do not tighten the wing nuts using any tools; they should be hand tightened to a snug fit, but not more.

Mrs Obama brands it bigoted and unsafe, "deliberately meant to stir up the wingnuts and kooks".

Reattach the feet to the load bars, but do not fully tighten as adjustments will be needed later.

A detachable spacer bar (310) having spacer plates (25) is removably connected to the body (12) by holes (311) and stems (305) and wing nuts (306).

It comes with a steel crew yoke which makes it easier to work on hardened and plated bars without having to remove heavy-duty wingnuts.

They use the shop’s original “dingbats and wingnuts” (wooden hand carved letters) and run the presses manually, one colour at a time.

When you choose to be covered by our exclusive Berkey Care Warranty you receive a Lifetime warranty on stainless steel canister, spigots, washers, wing nuts and filters.

Holes, bolts and wing nuts on the sides of the lower shaft, as well as two tapering upper shafts allow a person to adjust the length and position of the handle.