Connector assemblies

A connector assembly, comprising:

• a shank including a shaft having an inner extremity and an outer extremity, and a head defining an inner abutment affixed to the inner extremity, an outer abutment fixedly mounted to the outer extremity, and the shank is arranged about a longitudinal axis that extends from the inner extremity to the outer extremity;
• a connector including a wire member having an inner end, a pivotally mountable outer end, and a first portion, a second portion, and a third portion between the inner end and the pivotally mountable outer end, the inner end is an inner loop, the inner loop encircles the shank between the inner abutment and the outer abutment, the inner loop is movable reciprocally along the shank relative to the inner abutment and the outer abutment, the first portion extends laterally outward from the shank from the inner loop to the second portion, the first portion is transverse relative to the longitudinal axis of the shank and is perpendicular relative to the second portion, the second portion extends alongside the shank from the first portion past the outer extremity and the outer abutment to the third portion ahead of the outer extremity and the outer abutment, the third portion extends inwardly from the second portion toward the longitudinal axis of the shank and forwardly from the second portion to the pivotally mountable outer end, the third portion is aslant relative to the second portion and the longitudinal axis of the shank, the second portion of the connector is longer than each of the first portion and the third portion of the connector, the pivotally mountable outer end of the connector is an outer loop, the inner loop encircles an inner loop axis and the outer loop encircles an outer loop axis, and the outer loop axis is perpendicular relative to the outer loop axis;
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• first and second compression springs encircling the shank between the inner loop of the connector and the inner abutment, the first and second compression springs and the inner loop are captured on the shank between the inner abutment and the outer abutment, the first compression spring has a first strength, the second compression spring has a second strength, the first strength of the first compression spring is less than the second strength of the second compression spring, the first compression spring is captured between and is tensioned against the inner loop and the second compression spring, the second compression spring is captured between and is tensioned against the first compression spring and the inner abutment, and the first and second compression springs keep tension on the inner loop urging the inner loop toward the outer abutment.