DE7812521U1 - SADDLE GIRTH BUCKLE WITH SPRING PRESSURE - Google Patents

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Werner Mundinger, Ringstrasse 15, 7542 Schaimberg

"Saddle belt buckle" with print

The subject of the innovation relates to a saddle belt buckle.

Saddle belt buckles are known in the cavalry industry. The saddle belt buckles are arranged at both ends of the saddle girth, while the straps are located on the saddle. When saddling a horse, the saddle girth is only slightly to moderately tightened at first. The belt is tightened while riding, especially after the horse has loosened and the saddle has moved
has set.

The rider sitting on the horse always has when rebelting
only one hand - either the right or left hand - is available. The re-belting is done in such a way that m ± t of the left or
right hand a saddle strap is grasped and a train to
at the top until the next strap hole. The index finger of the left or right hand must press against the there in order to insert the tip of the mandrel into the belt hole. This creates difficulties because the rider sitting on the horse from
Do not observe the process above while re-belting

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can, but the girdling must be done emotionally. One Another difficulty is that the re-belt always can only be done from strap hole to strap hole. Theoretically, the re-belting could also be done via two belt holes, however, the difficulty is that the index finger can then not press the mandrel to the tip of the mandrel insert into the strap hole. Because of this, the rider is forced to move from strap hole to strap hole when re-girdling to follow up on the saddle strap.

The inventor has set himself the task of creating an improvement, in particular a relief for the rider. For this purpose, the innovation consists in the fact that the mandrel of the buckle is arranged to be pivotable under spring pressure is such that the front end of the dome always rests on the role of the buckle strap.

The pivotably arranged mandrel has a separate compression spring which rests on the mandrel. Is expedient by means of the pivotable mandrel under spring pressure a socket pin exchangeably held in the eyes of the buckle. This means that if the compression spring is defective, the saddle girth hall needs to be used not to be replaced, but the compression spring can be easily and quickly removed by pulling out the socket pin be replaced.

According to the innovation, the buckle has one at its rear end releasable bolt on which the end of the saddle girth is pushed is on. As a result, the buckle and saddle girth can be connected to form a detachable unit. This, too, is defective Buckle an easy exchange of the same possible without the entire saddle girth - as before - exchanged got to.

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It should be noted that the buckle is not only used for girths, but is also suitable for straps of any kind.

An embodiment of the subject of the innovation is in the drawing shows it

Fig. 1 the articulated at the end of the saddle girth according to the innovation Saddle belt buckle in top view.

Pig. 2 the saddle belt buckle according to FIG. 1 in side view.

According to FIGS. 1 and 2, the saddle belt buckle is denoted by 1. The saddle belt buckle 1 is formed like a bow; at the front end it has a roller 2 for guiding the saddle strap, not shown. In the middle part of the Buckle 1 are arranged on both sides with eyes 3 which hold a socket pin 4. The mandrel 5 is pivotable on the socket pin 4 arranged. The mandrel 5 is under spring pressure 6. At the rear end of the buckle 1 is a detachable bolt 7 in pairs of eyes 8 supported. The saddle girth end 9 is pushed onto the releasable bolt 7, whereby the saddle girth buckle and saddle girth 9 can be connected to form a detachable unit.

Mode of action of the subject of the innovation:

The rider grabs a strap located on the saddle, which is passed through the saddle strap buckle and on the Roll is applied and exerts an upward pull on this belt. The spring-loaded mandrel is always with its mandrel tip pressed against the strap and automatically feeds into the strap hole.

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The subject of the innovation has the following advantages:

a) Re-belting can be done without the index finger to press the Born on the strap and into the strap hole needs to introduce.

b) Re-belting can be carried out in one operation over several belt holes without the belt being readjusted needs to become.

c) If the compression spring is defective, it must be replaced easily possible.

d) If the saddle strap buckle is defective, the Stedk + connection between the end of the saddle girth and the saddle girth buckle the interchangeability quick and easy.

e) The manufacturing costs for the subject of the innovation are the same as for the known saddle belt buckles.

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Claims (5)

• ■> I · · ι ■ ■ r ■ s ■ 111 · ί · S ohu.t zanap ruche 1. Saddle belt buckle, characterized in that the mandrel (5) of the buckle (1) is arranged pivotably under spring pressure (6) standing, such that the front end of the Born (5) always rests on the roller (2) of the buckle bracket 2. Saddle girth tendon according to claim 1, characterized characterized in that the pivotable mandrel (5) is a separate compression spring (6), which rests on the mandrel (5). 3. Saddle belt buckle according to claims 1 and 2, d a characterized in that the Bdrn (5) pivotable under spring pressure (6) by means of a socket pin (4-) exchangeable in the Eyes (3) of the buckle (1) is retained. 4. Saddle belt buckle according to claims 1 to 3 »characterized in that the Buckle (1) at its rear ends has a detachable bolt (7) mounted in pairs of eyes (8) on which the Saddle girth end (9) is pushed on, has, in such a way, that buckle (1) and saddle girth (9) can be connected to form a detachable unit. 5. Saddle belt buckle according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the buckle (1), apart from the compression spring (6), consists of metal, metal with a plastic coating, plastic or a similar material. 7812521 12/07/78