DE7505362U - Saddle stand - Google Patents

Description

Saddle stand

The innovation concerns a saddle stand for hanging one saddles aoviie of bridles and holsters with one horizontally protruding support arm. Ea saddle stands are already known, which are in the form of an iron or wooden Armes are particularly attached to the walls of the stable corridors. The disadvantage of these, however, is that they take up a lot of space even when not in use, making the already narrow barn aisles even narrower Because of their smooth surface, saddles, bridles and halters are sometimes not safe lie enough.

Another disadvantage is that they are firmly attached to the walls or to beams or other parts of the building Bind and therefore cannot be used at an external tournament, for example.

These disadvantages are solved according to the invention in that the horizontally protruding support arm can be folded down into the vertical and can be locked in the horizontal, whereby it is advantageously hinged to the upper end of a vertical arm, to which a support arm is also hinged lower and the horizontal arm is hinged to his Underside carries at least one hasty member cooperating with the end of the support arm.

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In order to be able to releasably hang the saddle bracket according to the invention on screws and thus its lineatz also enable tournaments, the vertical arm can have elongated holes with a push through of Have lower, larger bores allowing screw heads »

In one, the horizontal arm can be at a distance of its end remote from the joint has a downwardly open, tub-shaped crank, the locking member can:. in this area extend in the plane of the part of the arm, in which this is not cranked and in which the non-cranked part and the bast member are present, there may be a gap which allows the end of the ßütaarnea to engage remote from the joint.

The aforementioned construction makes it possible to dissolve the Hastening simply by lifting the outer index of the horizontal arm and then to prevent the support army and the horizontal arm lying on it from hitting too hard, the vertical era carry one or more rubber buffers

The following is an example of implementation! the innovation anhsnd described in more detail by drawings. Xs «own:

? ig «r 1 the schematic side view of the ßattelbock in the position raised to receive a saddlebag,

Figure 2 the front view of the saddle bracket in the Position according to Figure 1,

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t Figure 3 shows the schematic representation of the saddle bracket with hanging arm to hold the saddle,

Figure 4 an · intermediate position achematiach, wherein the horizontal arm is set up straight and

FIG. 5 shows an intermediate position for eliminating the hastening of the support arm.

According to the figures, the renewal according Settelbock aue a horizontal part 1, which is hingedly connected to oinem vertical part 2 and wherein: Figure 1 obliquely in the Gebrauche position according to a Stütxara 3 of the vertical arm 2 to the horizontal arm 1 extends upwardly and the arm 1 supports.

The vertical arm 2 has a leg of elongated holes 7 on, which at its lower end in a gjföBir · hole leak. The screw head of appropriately attached screws can be pushed through this hole and by slightly lowering the oil jack this is then behind the door with the elongated holes 7 Engage the screw heads. That way is just not • a simple attachment and a · simple · sotferauag of the saddle block possible, this can also sum up be taken and then simply attach to B.B. Horse transport trailers »at iusnierkistea and attached and used immediately.

Ssr era 1 is divided into a straight part 1a

and a honeycomb-shaped cranked part 1b, which is in one

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further straight part 1c expires. To the joint soap

; At the end, the straight part 1c is extended in a hurry

I link or detent web 4, but which has a Luck® between

\ its end on the joint side and the end remote from the joint

f of part 1s.

I you arms 1 and 3 are at nine and six at that

articulated vertical arm 2, which carries one or more rubber buffers 5 at its lower end. If jetat ge = As shown in FIG. 5, the outer end of the arm 1 is raised slightly If it is raised further, the support 3 falls out of the gap between the web 4 and the straight part 1a and falls under the action of gravity u® the pivot point 6 against the rubber buffer 5. The arm j 1 can now also be lowered and the saddle

! ■ Bock now assumes the position shown in Figure 3, in which

: rather he has a disability dee in front of the lying tree

'¥ no longer represents. In this position he can too

\ can be transported easily and in a space-saving manner.

I In order to now put the saddle stand back in its

I. lung au, the lower end of the Sfcutearsfs 3

f taken and this lifted up according to Pigur β, sq that

the support at eg 4 is on the surface of the parent macaw 3 pushes along and when you continue lifting it into the The gap between parts 4 and 1 can snap into place The saddle stand then drops slightly ta its division of use, in which the saddle is behind the tub-shaped crank 1b held securely iat

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and in which on dea Rasfesteg * t baw. the straight one Outer part 1c also bridles and halter and the like can be hung up.

Due to the specially designed elongated holes 7 is still the attachment and removal of the saddle bracket is particularly easy and gentle on the saddle the arm 1 can be equipped with a plastic handrail that is not leveled or cover. The saddle bracket itself is either painted or galvanized. It can therefore also be attached in the area of the effects of the weather.

The joint 9 lies somewhat in front of the vertical plane of the vertical arm 2, but if the arm 1 is at its near-joint The end is slightly cranked down, can Joint 9 also lie in the plane of arm 2.

Austolle of the hasty bridge or the hasty link 4 can there may also be a number of smaller branches that are present on the underside of the arm 1. The attachment of several quick links offers the advantage that an oblique division is possible through the choice of the locking positions dee Armes 1 can be made so that the horizontal projection of the arm can be adjusted in its position of use depending on the space available can.

Since the new saddle bracket is not just simple and

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safe to handle is »but also soah can be borrowed, so it offers an ideal solution of the upcoming problems »

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Claims (1)

Protection claims Τ «Sattslbook sum Hanging up a saddle as well as bridles and holsters with a horizontal or almost Support arm protruding in accordance with the WE, characterized in that the horizontal arm (1) can be folded down into the vertical and can be locked in the horizontal 2. Saddle stand according to claim 1, characterized in that that the horizontal arm (1) is hinged to the upper Iknd © © Ines vertical arm (2), to the lower one Support & rm (3) is also articulated and the horizontal arm (1) on its underside at least © ns © in with the End of the support arm (3) carries cooperating bast member. 3. Saddle stand according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the arm (1) at a distance from its g®lenkf * rnen The end has a downwardly open tub-shaped crank (1b), the latching member (4) iu this 3 @? ®ich in dor Level dts ropes (1a) of arm (1) runs in which it is not decapitated ucd zuocnen <äea l'ell (la) and an end of the support arm (5) that is remote from a Magslff & @ s gol @ flkfernen end of the support arm (5) is attached to the holding member (4). 4. Saddle stand according to claim 2 or 2, characterized »« Inet that on the lower end of the Armea (2) • is attached in rubber buffer (3) * 7505362 93.07.75 5 · Saddle stand according to claim 1 to 4, characterized net that the arm (2) elongated hole with a push through of screw heads allowing lower, larger bores j has flaws, 6. Saddle stand according to any © of the preceding claims, characterized in that the horizontal arm (1) is xiuersogtm with a plastic handrail. 7505362 07.03.7S