Swing clevis function during a pull?

Swing clevis function during a pull?

• A. Anchors the pulling line
• B. Allows the pulling line to twist
• C. Prevents reverse pull
• D. Increases conductor distance

Answer: (B)

A swing clevis is designed to allow rotational movement between the pulling line and the load, so the line can twist without binding as the pull changes direction. When you pull a conductor through bends or around obstacles, the line tends to rotate. The swiveling connection absorbs that rotation, reducing twists, kinks, and stress on the line and on the pulling equipment. It isn’t meant to anchor the line, stop reverse pulls, or change how far the conductor sits from other hardware; its primary purpose is to let the pulling line twist freely at the connection.

A swing clevis is designed to allow rotational movement between the pulling line and the load, so the line can twist without binding as the pull changes direction. When you pull a conductor through bends or around obstacles, the line tends to rotate. The swiveling connection absorbs that rotation, reducing twists, kinks, and stress on the line and on the pulling equipment. It isn’t meant to anchor the line, stop reverse pulls, or change how far the conductor sits from other hardware; its primary purpose is to let the pulling line twist freely at the connection.