Resembling a giraffe, this dinosaur cleared out canopies. With teeth like chisels and a keen sense of smell, this herbivore didn't need help finding food. Unlike most other dinosaurs, Brachiosaurus had longer front legs than back legs which helped him reach his dinner.
One of the largest and tallest dinosaurs found, Brachiosaurus could stand fifty feet tall, weighing close to ninety tons. - Fun Fact : This dinosaur swallowed stones to help digest its dinner. - Scientific Name : Brachiosaurus - Conservation Status : Extinct (EX) This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 3040-00-173-0081, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
| angle | 38.0 DEGREES |
| length | 10.000 FEET MINIMUM AND 12.000 FEET MAXIMUM FT |
| material | FIBER AND RUBBER AND FIBER SYNTHETIC AND RUBBER CHLOROPRENE CLASS CR AND RUBBER SYNTHETIC BODY |
| thickness | 1.219 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| bore_diameter | 1.5300 INCHES MINIMUM AND 1.5310 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| nominal_width | 0.5312 INCHES IN |
| overall_width | 1.625 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| heat_treatment | T-6 SOLUTION HEAT TREATED |
| overall_height | 1.625 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| first_tip_style | RIGHT QUARTER RADIUS |
| keyway_quantity | 1 |
| first_tip_radius | 0.125 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| NSN | 3040-00-173-0081 |
| BORE DIAMETER | 1.5300 INCHES MINIMUM AND 1.5310 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| INTERNAL KEYWAY WIDTH | 0.250 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.251 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| SECURING HOLE QUANTITY | 6 |
| LARGEST DIAMETER LENGTH | 0.344 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| KEYWAY QUANTITY | 1 |
| THICKNESS | 1.219 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| STYLE DESIGNATOR | ROUND STEPPED |
| MATERIAL | STEEL |
| STYLE DESIGNATOR | ROUND STEPPED |
| COUNTERSUNK HOLE ANGLE IN DEG AND LOCATION | 60.0 ALL HOLES |