stanchion

Converse of object

• fork: We also straighten bent forks and can supply pattern fork stanchions at less than half the price of genuine parts.
• hit: Unbelievably, he headed in for an own goal, a perfectly placed header hitting the top stanchion.
• have: The upside-down fork has stanchions of 43 mm in diameter.

Adjective modifier

• vertical: A minor omission is the vertical stanchion at the location of the joint between the two hull pieces, aft.
• coated: The upside-down forks feature the latest generation of internal components and TiN coated stanchions to achieve minimal sliding friction.
• new: They had to come out to put in the new stanchions.
• 32mm: They've also got 32mm stanchions - same diameter as Vanilla, so just as stiff.
• removable: These vehicles are normally equipped with removable stanchions to control side-to-side movement of the load.
• tin: The upside-down forks feature the latest generation of internal components and TiN coated stanchions to achieve minimal sliding friction.

Modifies a noun

• base: I would say you can tell if its been repaired if it has no stress cracks in the deck around the stanchion base.
• tube: In most of these cases wear has occurred in the area of the stanchion tube directly in contact with the forks PTFE bearings.

Noun used with modifier

• steel: The temporary hydraulic jacks which had been used to keep the piles rigid were replaced by steel stanchions.
• iron: It is likewise guarded at the outside by iron stanchions built into the walls.
• fork: Pitting of a fork stanchion is not a reason tor rejection unless damage to damper seals has occurred.