DE7802164U1 - SLOPING WALL, ESPECIALLY FOR DOG DRESSAGE - Google Patents

Description

Inclined wall, especially for dog training

The innovation concerns a sloping wall, especially for dog training, consisting of at least two on the ridge articulated tent-like jumping walls, which are preferably held in frames, their angular position to one another and thus the height of the sloping wall adjustable and is lockable.

In a known inclined wall of this type are used to anchor the ground two rails resting on the ground, on which the posts of the rear springboard or frame are hinged are articulated, while that of the other jumping wall is mounted displaceably and lockable in a sliding guide are.

Such an arrangement is not only complex, but also because of the considerable length of the rails also bulky and therefore difficult to stow, so that they can usually be assembled for use and then dismantled again got to. Here, too, the usual safeguarding is complex The chains provided to prevent unintentional unfolding of the two springboards are provided with the usual locking mechanism the two rails.

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In addition, those standing above the ground stand
Seemed to be tripping thresholds that made it difficult to walk on.

The technical one that preceded the innovation The task is to create a sloping wall that is less complex and easy to stow away without time-consuming assembly to create that is also less disturbing.

The object of the innovation is achieved in that the jump walls or frames are pivotably mounted on both sides on two pivot bearings arranged next to one another on a connecting plate and the connecting plates have an inwardly angled bracket with a fork or bracket. Has locking slot on which one at each
a ridge board resting on the connecting plates engages downwardly protruding downwardly, on which a load, for example a weight, engages at the bottom, which holds the connecting plates roughly perpendicular and thus holds the connecting plates roughly horizontally.

Here you can see the respective height of the sloping wall, which is usually to be set up on meadows or sports fields easily determine by spreading the jump wall appropriately, with the lateral chain anchoring is only intended to prevent further spreading.

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The 'load on the locking bars is guaranteed in a surprisingly simple way in every spread position a symmetrically equal inclined position of the diving boards to each other. In particular, the preferred loading of the locking bars from weights that can be suspended from below leaves due to their inertia even with the loads that ultimately only act briefly jump wall jumped on no displacement of the jump walls from the above-described equilibrium position see below.

Only after removing the load and removing the ridge board and pulling the locking bars out of the Forks or bolt slots can move the pivot bearings against each other, so that the springboards can be used for transport can be fully collapsed.

A floor anchoring of the sloping wall according to the invention is achieved in a simple manner in that the frame consist of two lateral posts and two cross members connecting them at the top and bottom, and the posts underneath the lower crossbars with a floor support e.g. a point and a plate above are provided.

In a further embodiment of the innovation, the pivot bearings are formed welded from the inside to the connection plates

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Socket pins and sockets on the sloping walls a

being used as a socket in a simple manner Open pipe ends of the upper cross bars are used.

It shows:

Fig. 1 a ■ novelty sloping wall in perspective view;

FIG. 2 shows a detail of the sloping wall according to FIG. 1;

Fig. 3 illustrates the frame of the sloping wall;

Fig. 4- shows a detail of the sloping wall.

In the drawing , tubular posts 1 and 2 and crossbars 5 and 7 and 3 and 4 and crossbars 6 and 7, two frames are formed. The upper cross members 7 are arranged slightly protruding over the posts 1 to 4- and form sockets 7a and 7b in which the two frames miteinaxiae: connecting plates 12 are attached by means of socket pins 12a welded to them. In these pivot bearings, the two jump walls 10 and 11 are adjustable in their 3chr'b la ^ ^ e each other.

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As can be seen in particular from FIG. 2, the plates 12 also have inwardly angled ones Provided consoles 13 which are attached to horizontally angled console sections 13 a and locking slots 13 b have, are inserted into the locking rods 14, the ridge board in turn resting on the plates 12 15 fastened by means of anchor plates 16 and screws 17 are. Rods 18 are screwed to locking rods 14, and weights 19 in their loops 20 by means of Hooks 21 are attached. On the posts 1 to 4 flat iron 22 are welded, on which boards 23 by means Screws 24 are attached. Climbing strips 25 are also attached to the front jump wall in this way. Furthermore, flat iron 26 are screwed to posts 1 to 4, on which a chain 27 on the one hand at 26a with a chain link is firmly attached, while at 26 b each a hook 28 for hanging the individual links of the Spread position of the jump walls limiting chains is provided.

The diving boards held in their inclined position relative to one another are anchored with their tips 29 on the ground. 30 are plates that prevent further penetration of the tips into the ground.

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It is easy to see that you only need to separate or move the diving boards for installation and transport. has to collapse and on the other hand it is also particularly easy to dismantle into the few individual parts' can.

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List of references:

I. = Post J ' ¹ _ Il I 2 _ It ί 3 _ It 4th = Cross bar 5 _ ti 6th 7th = QuerhoTmenden 7a _ Il 7b = Frame ) 9 Jumping wall I io _ Il ! 11th Connecting battens : 12 = Socket pin 12a console 13th = Console section I 13a = Locking slots j 13b = Locking bars ; 14th Ridge board 15th = Rebate seat 15a = Anchor plate 16 = Screws . 17th pole : ie Weight ^:: 19 eyelet \ i 20 hook 21 = Flat iron • 22 boards ¹ 23 Screws 24

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25th ■ Climbing bars 26 ' = Flat iron 26a s Il 26b s Il 27 «Chains 28 a hook 29 = Post tips Plate

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Claims (3)

I β f * I; S c h υ t ζ a η s ρ r ü c h e 1. Inclined wall, especially for dog training, consisting of at least two articulated to one another at the ridge connected jump walls, which are preferably held in the frame, their angular position to each other and thus the height of the sloping wall can be adjusted and locked, characterized in that the sloping walls (10 and 11) or their frame (9) arranged on both sides on two side by side on a connecting plate (12) Pivot bearings (7 a and 12 a) are pivotably mounted and the connecting plates (12) have an inwardly angled Has console (13) with a fork or locking slot (13b), in which one on each of the connecting plates abutting ridge board (15) downwardly projecting locking bar (14) engages to which at the bottom a load (19) that holds the connecting plates roughly perpendicular and thus roughly horizontal, for example Weight attacks. 2. Inclined wall according to claim 1, characterized in that the frame (9) from two lateral posts (1-4 ·) and two cross members connecting the top and bottom (5 - 7) 7802164 6/15/78 r
• · exist and the posts (Ί - 4) below the lower crossbars (5 and 6) with a floor support e.g. a tip (29) and a plate (30) arranged above it. 3. Inclined wall according to claim 1, characterized in that the pivot bearings (7a and 12a) from the inside on the connecting plates welded socket pins (12a) and sockets (7a) exist on the sloping walls, with The open pipe ends of the upper cross members (7) serve as plug-in sleeves in a simple manner. 7802164 6/15/78