DE1879000U - GROUND FASTENING DEVICE FOR CHAINS FOR LIVING ANIMALS. - Google Patents

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PATENT ADVOCATE

DIPL.-PHYS. HELMUT SCHROETER

8. MUNICH 5 · PAPA-SCHMID-STRASSE 1

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S / B Date: 4th July 1963

SOUTH GERMAN STALLEINRIOHTUNO SBAU Hermann Dickow, Waldkraiburg / Obb.

Floor attachment for chains to tie cattle

The invention relates to a floor mounting that extends vertically Chains for tying up cattle

When tying up cattle, especially cows, in a short stand, the animals should only have a very limited opportunity to move about in the longitudinal direction of the stand so that the animals only enter the manure channel running along behind the stand feces and not in front of it. Otherwise the stand and the animals have to be cleaned regularly. Indifferent to oil) the animals with the help of a vertically extending chain or another vertically extending tension member, 33.13. a flexible rod, or tied with the help of a neck frame In any case, a piece of chain must be attached to the floor at the lower end.

The animals need a certain amount of freedom of movement in the longitudinal direction of the stand to stand up and lie down. That

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one animal needs more for this, the other less.

According to the invention, this can be individually different Set freedom of movement by anchoring a tube in the ground into which the chain hangs with play, and that a detachable cross pin extends through the pipe wall and any chain link that can be selected.

After loosening the cross pin, the chain can move more or less be hung far into the pipe. Depending on the desired freedom of movement, the pen is increased by a higher or lower chain link guided and blocked. The pin can, for example, be designed as a scrub bolt. The end of the chain beyond the fastening point hangs into the pipe. This prevents it from lying around freely and, as with known fastenings, from claw injuries Animals leads.

The upper end of the tube is preferably closed by a plate which has a cross-like cutout for the chain hanging from the chain. The chain can therefore be pulled freely through the plate, while the plate closes the pipe against dirt. In order for this conclusion to be particularly effective, the distance between the middle *

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plane of the plate from the axis of the transverse pin about the same half the inner length of the chain links What is achieved is that the plate is closed as largely as possible by two interlocking chain links with each adjustment of the chain will.

To make it easier to set in concrete, the ä> an upwardly open sheet metal shell must be welded to the outer part of the pipe, the other hand with the upper end of the tube or the plate aligns »This means that the The necessary space is left for inserting the transverse pins, and embedding itself in concrete can be done quickly and without any particular effort.

An embodiment of the invention is described below with reference to the drawing.

Fig. 1 shows a ground anchor according to the invention in side view, partly in cut

Fig. 2 shows the upper closure plate of the tube in plan view.

The pipe 1 is concreted into the concrete floor. At its lower End ea has a transverse plate 2, which it against

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Pulling out secures. Instead of the transverse plate, the material And to save labor, a pinch seal can also be provided * At the upper end, the pipe is drilled transversely. The chain 2 is hanging into the pipe from above. The tube is of sufficient length to accommodate the end of the chain at every possible setting to record. A screw bolt 5 attaches one of the chain links stuck in the drill.

The upper end of the pipe is tightly closed by a plate 7, which, as FIG. 2 shows, has a cross-shaped cutout 9. The chain can run through this unhindered, the The inside of the pipe is secured against dirt falling in. " Hg. 1 shows the günotigaten distance of the plate from Bolt 5. The hole for this is namely at such a height arranged that the cruciform opening of the plate when cocked Chain is always closed as far as possible by two chain links.

To make it easier to set in concrete, the upper part of the Tube 1 the upwardly curved sheet metal shell 11 ang © silent * Its upper edge is flush with the upper edge of the plate 7. The pipe is concreted in with the sheet metal shell in such a way that that the upper edge of the shell is flush with the concrete floor 13.

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38 359-8 · ™? sud ~ 14 3 ο h u t ζ a nsprehe VliUlltlJl! 1) Floor fastening of vertically extending chains for tying up large cattle, characterized in that a pipe (1) is anchored in the ground; into the chain (3) hangs in with play, and that through the pipe wall and any chain link that can be selected, a detachable one. Cross pin (5) reaches through. 2) Floor fastening according to claim 1 _f, characterized in that the upper end of the tube (1) is closed by a plate (7) which has a cross-like cutout (9) for the chain links and that the distance from the center plane of the plate (7) from the axis of the cross pins (5) is approximately equal to half the inner length of the chain links. 3) Floor fastening according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that »that on the upper part of the tube (1) your ease of casting one up open sheet metal shell (11) is welded, the upper Edge is aligned with the upper end of the tube or the P3 plate (7).