DE7512548U1 - ELF CATCH FRAME FOR CATTLE - Google Patents

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Peter Sindt 2301 Tökendorf, Krs.Plön, April 17th, 1995

Village street

Description Self-locking neck frame for cattle

The invention relates to a self-locking neck frame for cattle, through which the animals head when entering xn the stand and neck and lower the head to take feed from the trough with the lower neck against the moving part of the frame and close it and take care of yourself tie up. The self-locking mechanism makes manual tying of the animals unnecessary.

It has now been found that this arrangement of the neck frame in the middle of the stand, when open, reveals an opening that is too small and the animals rubbed the frame of the head Plug in the tying device and thereby avoid tying, and the moving part of the frame is positioned without weight compensation and when the fulcrum is arranged in the pipe axis, it is not reliably perpendicular and is not nichx; locked. The frame is off-center between two titanium tubes on top tubes appropriate. The one-sided arrangement of the neck frame creates another one during the winter stable! Disadvantage.

In winter the cows are usually not kept in the tethered stall driven, as is customary in summer when grazing and milking in the barn. But animals need to be close to their bodies lick. This habit must not be hindered by a tethering device. Unfortunately, the off-center arrangement allows of the frame just a lick on one side. The invention now has the task of the utility model

72 15 276 to further develop the underlying principle, in that the frame holder and the pawl are slidably arranged on the top tubes.

The object is achieved by the invention in that: ¹ both the frame ^{holder on Buc K} sen and the pawl on one

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Clamps are attached, which can be moved and locked on the top tubes. The opening angle can be changed by moving the frame on the top tubes. It is particularly advantageous to weigh down the lower end of the movable part of the self-locking neck frame and to move the pivot point outwards. ., So that the position shown in Figure 1 is maintained rial made .Vird the lower end of the movable part from VoIlmat and nearly balances the weight of the upper part, gen ^': wherein gt outwardly offset hinge a light pressure on because: ^1: lower ends of the movable part to close the neck frame. An exemplary embodiment is shown in the drawing (Fig, 1 bici 5) and is explained in more detail below.

The Selostfan ^ neck frame consists of a U-shaped part 1 with legs of different lengths and a movable part 2. Part 2 is connected to part 1 by a joint 3 connects to the U-shaped frame, is arranged on the outside at the upper end of the short leg in such a way that the lower end of part 2 rests against the inside of the short leg in the locked position parallel jber tubes 4 and 5 · The top tube 5 can be used simultaneously as a V / asserf ". The top tube 4 is rotatable in the sockets 12 and 13 and is provided with a clamp 7 with a stop 10, a spring and a pawl 6 (Fig. 5).

By rotating the top tube ^ with a hand lever 14 rotates the f it "; ge so poor te clamp with and the pawl 6 is released perpendicular racks un ^ Part 2 The upper end of the part 2 can now pivot outwardly and the animal?. To tie up the pier, the pawl δ is brought back into the horizontal position by turning the top tube 4. If an animal now stands and presses the lower end of part 2 with its lower neck, part 2 is positioned vertically and engages with the upper end behind the pawl 6.

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The self-locking neck strap can according to the invention by. Shift the frame holder 3 and the clamp 7 on the top tubes 4 and 5 can be shifted as much as you like. Clamp 7 and frame holder 3 are moved to the desired Position by tightening the threaded screws 8 and 15 the top tubes stretched and locked.

The self-locking neck frame is supported by two horizontal chains 16, which also prevent the animals from slipping past the frame opening should, laterally limited. By changing the length of the chains 16 between the standpipes 17, the freedom of movement of the cows for sure. The standpipes 17 can be inserted into the stable floor. A group is created by lining up several stands created with common triggering.

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Claims (3)

a »· ■ Peter Sindt 2301 Tökendorf, Krs.Plön, 17.4-1975 Dorfstrasse Protection claims 1. Self-locking neck frame for cattle with a two-part U-shaped neck frame, the movable part of which is rotatably mounted around a hinge and guided with the upper end between two parallel top tubes and in the open state with the lower end protrudes into the frame and the fixed part by means of a frame holder the upper tubes depends and the movable part is held in the closed state by a resilient locking pawl, characterized in that both the clamp (7) with locking pawl (6) and the frame holder (3A ^au f the upper pipes (4 and 5) slidably and Tightening the threaded screws (8 and 15) can be locked. 2. Selbstfanghalsral Ben for cattle according to claim 1, characterized characterized in that the lower end of the movable toilet (2) manufactured as solid material or filled and with this the weight of the upper end is almost balanced. 3. Self-locking neck frame for cattle according to claim 1 and 2, characterized characterized in that the joint (9) with the movable Part (2) is arranged on the outside at the end of the short leg of the U-shaped frame (1) in such a way that it is in the locked position the lower end of the part (2) rests on the inside of the short leg of the U-shaped frame (1). 7512548 01/29/76