Abstract: A brake hose fitting having a fitting body and an eyelet. The fitting body includes a mounting portion, an elongate portion and a crimping sleeve. The elongate portion defines a passage extending radially outwardly from an opening in the mounting portion. The crimping sleeve is located near the opposite end of the passage. The brake hose fitting also includes an eyelet. The eyelet has first and second ends with a bore extending therebetween. The eyelet also includes a radially projecting flange. First and second longitudinal sections of the eyelet are located on opposite sides of the flange. The first longitudinal section is at least partially disposed in the passage and has a radially exterior surface sealingly engaged with the fitting body. An annular space for receiving a brake hose is defined between the second longitudinal section of the eyelet and the crimping sleeve. A method of manufacture is also provided.

Abstract: A versatile chair having a back assembly, a seat assembly and a leg assembly. Two brackets are formed on the leg assembly and create an axis of rotation for the back assembly and for the seat assembly independent of the back assembly. The back assembly rotates due to a user's weight. The seat assembly is rotated manually. The chair is stackable and nestable with identically structured chairs. A tension system is aligned on an oblique axis to bias the back assembly to an upright position. The tension system is mounted within front legs of the leg assembly.

Abstract: A circuit breaker assembly includes first and second rotary contact assemblies mountable to a base member, a circuit breaker operating mechanism mounted to the first rotary contact assembly, and a trip bar in mechanical communication with the first rotary contact assembly and the circuit breaker operating mechanism. The rotary contact assemblies each include rotors rotatable about axes therethrough and movable contact arms pivotally mounted within the rotors. The circuit breaker operating mechanism serves to position the rotors to separate movable contacts thereon from fixed contacts. A trip override device includes spring links operably connected via springs to each of the rotors of the rotary contact assemblies and the trip bar. The trip bar comprises trip levers protruding radially therefrom and being in mechanical communication with the rotary contact assemblies.