The mechanical linkage 651 may be described as having mechanical advantage, meaning that a mechanical advantage of the linkage 651 is greater than 1. The mechanical advantage of the linkage is equal to F1/F2, where F1 is the force applied by the first link 652 to the engagement bar 626 in response to the horizontal force F2 being applied to the second link 653. This is substantially equivalent to the value D2/D1, where D1 is the distance that the engagement bar 626 moves in response to a horizontal movement of distance D2 by the second link 653. For example, in the context of
The position of the second link 653 when the pivoting support 621 is in the engaged position may be called the engaged position of the second link 653. Similarly, the position of the second link 653 when the pivoting support 621 is in the disengaged position may be called the disengaged position of the second link 653.