DE425066C - Removable handle for scythe trees - Google Patents

Description

GERMAN EMPIRE

ISSUED FEBRUARY 8, 1926

REICH'S PATENT OFFICE

PATENT LETTERING

- JV * 425066 - CLASS 45 c GROUP 3

(S 6 ₇ 2g8 III \ 4 ₅ c)

Ernst singer in Rotenfels i. Bath. Removable handle for scythe trees.

Patented in the German Empire on October 8, 1924.

The innovation relates to a removable scythe handle, the parts of which are called Wrenches can be used so that all nuts and bolts are attached Scythes can be tightened and loosened. So far, a farmer has had to be special Carry a key with you. It often happened that either the one was forgotten Take the key with you, or the ^ key was lost when you take it with you. ίο

To this one. Remedying evil is the key as part of a handle a scythe trained. Since every scythe tree must have at least one handle, it cannot happen that the key is left at home or after use the key is no longer attached to the mounting bracket with the handle, because yes As is well known, mowing does not have a handle

ίο is possible.

The Fig. Ι shows the handle in a longitudinal section. It is α support, or handle holder, b hammer-like socket wrench, c removable plate, d plate, e wooden handle., / Scythe handle. Fig. 2 and 3 show the easily removable plate with a square hole c ¹ and two lateral extension tabs c ² and c ³ . Fig. 6 shows the wooden handle, e ¹ hole for the hammer-like key through (Fig. 11), e ' ² and e * cutouts for inserting the two vertically protruding tabs (Fig. 2 and 3), e ⁱ cutout for plate (Fig 4 and 5), Fig. 7 and 8 support or handle holder, ä ¹ holes for attachment to the scythe handle, a ² the shaft, Φ the stop disk with a central hole for the hammer-like socket wrench through, a ^l hole for the socket wrench through; ß ⁵ is a square cutout to hold b ¹ (Fig. 11) when turning the wooden handle,

Fig.i.

Fig. 11 hammer-like socket wrench, one end of which is provided with two square edges b ¹ and b , which can be used as socket wrenches, as Fig. 12 shows, b ¹ conical shaft, b ¹ nose for tightening on screw surfaces, ß? ³ (Fig. 5).

Like these parts as a scythe wrench for loosening and tightening screws and The examples given in Figs. 9 to 12 show that nuts can be used on scythes.

Claims (1)

Patent claim: Removable handle for scythe trees, characterized in that the fastening bolt (b) of the handle is provided with a hammer-like head that can be used as a socket wrench and with a nose at the other end, while the wooden handle has fittings at both ends, one of which is an easily removable plate (c) is equipped with a square hole and two lateral, upright lugs, while the other plate (d) has a screw surface around its through hole, which grips the nose of the bolt (b) and tightens it when the handle is turned . Fig.g. Fig. 10. Fig. 11. Fig. 12. Fig. 2. Fig. 3. Fig. 4. Fig. ₅ .