DE8113933U1 - HAY RUN - Google Patents

Description

Eckart Qhnweiler
Gerhard Ohnweiler

DESCRIPTION

the feed manger (hay rack) with attached, movable ^! Grid. Technical description: SPAR-HEURAUFE.

The new SPAR-HEURAUFE with attached, movable grille should

"Prevent horses or other hay-eating animals from feeding

ί rummage through, scatter, trample or pollute, and then it

j no longer eat; waste it or by polluting it

j feed become diseased.

j With the 5PAR-HEURAUFE, feed is only taken from above

the movable steel grille. The feed box itself is closed on all sides and only has a passage for Sxaub and at the bottom Impurities.

The upper edge of the new SPAR-HEURAUFE is at chest height of the horse.

The hay racks known so far do not have such a movable one Grid. They are either attached as simple rigid grids over the heads of the horses, with a large part of the forage at the extraction falls to the floor and is wasted, or they are attached to the floor in the form of steel baskets. In the latter case, too, they throw Horses looking for the tastiest stalks forage out, trample it and waste it.

The new conception of a SPAR-HEURAUFE with attached, movable grille does not show these disadvantages.

The task was to ensure a constant supply of roughage (hay, alfalfa, cereal straw), but at the same time to prevent a large part of it from reaching the stable floor, where it is soiled and wasted.

This task was carried out with the feed box closed on all sides and reached the attached, movable grille.

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The horse can always approach the feed - but the SPAR-HEURAUFE i

only take as much feed as it consumes. I.

Examples: The grid (i) in Fig. 1 is on the inclined side of the rack (2) I.

attached and is back to fill up with roughage around the axis (3) - |

succeeded. When the hay rack is full, the grid is placed over the feed |

and closed the rack with it. The animals take $ through the bars

the SPAR-HEURAUFE only eats as much feed as you consume. As T

if you take hay or fodder straw from the SPAR-HEURAUFE, the ν decreases

Steel mesh by its own weight. So as long as feed in the SPAR-: ■ HEURRUN is present, it can be reached by the animal. It can do that

But do not rummage through the food or throw it out of the hutch. *

In the case of hay racks according to Fig. 2, there is the possibility of putting on a suitable sitter (i), which slides on guide bars and
enables the animal to take feed down to the lowest stalks.
The same applies to round (cylindrical) or oval shapes of the cribs

or scuffling. ?

Metal sheets ζ

of all kinds and plastics are used as well as wood and pressed:;

panels - with core without coating or painting. $

The steel grille must be heavy enough to be |

back and strong enough not to be deformed. ;

The distance between the bars must be appropriate for the species and breed.

to be fitted. For large horses it is 10 cm. s

Claims (2)

File number: G 81 13 933.0 Hay rack with attached, movable grille, Eckart Ohnweiler Gerhara Ohnweiler Rieh.-Wagner Str. 33 7410 Reutlingen, 21.9.51 In accordance with Section 2 (2) of the Utility Model Act, we register the following claims for protection. 1, / '' Hay rack // This is characterized by the fact that the hay is picked up exclusively through an attached steel grate. 2. Hay rack according to claim 1, characterized in that the steel grating is movable .