JPS591508Y2 - Fishing reel bail arm storage device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] In addition to holding the bail arm of a spinning reel in the fishing line winding position and the fishing line releasing position, it was also possible to store the bail arm further inward so that it does not get in the way during storage and transportation. It is known from Publication No. 18299.

However, with this storage method, the spring itself that biases the bail arm in both left and right directions moves to the storage position, the fishing line winding position, and the fishing line release position depending on each operation, so the bail arm mounting arm is The problem is that the space for installing the spring becomes larger, the bail arm mounting arm becomes larger, and the spring itself becomes less durable.

The present invention has been developed to improve these deficiencies, and includes an operating piece biased outwardly by a spring that is pressably fitted to the periphery of the bail arm support metal that is pivoted to the bail arm mounting arm.
An annular disc having an arcuate groove with continuous locking grooves on the upper surface and a protrusion on the lower surface is rotatably fitted into the bail arm support fitting, and the sliding member is engaged with the tip of the operation piece. The piece is fitted into the locking groove, and the spring and the protrusion, which bias the annular disc in the left and right direction with the dead center as the boundary, are respectively locked in the bail arm mounting arm at the bullet biasing position. The gist is that a locking portion is provided.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. A bail arm mounting arm 2, which is integrally provided on one side of a rotor 1 of a spinning reel, has a boss 3 protruding from its tip.
The lower end of the pin 4 is screwed onto the pin 4, and a bail arm support 6 having a bail 5 is rotatably attached to the upper part of the pin 4.

An operating piece 9 having an engagement notch 8 at its tip fits into the slot 7 formed on one side of the bail arm support 6, and the base end is attached to the tip surface of the operating piece 9. The tip of a leaf spring 10 fixed to the inside of the arm support fitting 6 comes into contact with the arm support fitting 6 to constantly urge the operating piece 9 outward.

Also, inside the bail arm support fitting 6, there is a protrusion 11 on the lower surface.
An annular disc 13 having an arcuate groove 12 projecting thereon and having an arcuate groove 12 formed on its upper surface is rotatably fitted therein, and one end of the arcuate groove 12 has a locking groove 14 continuously curved toward the outer periphery. The sliding piece 15, which is engaged with the engaging notch 8 of the operation piece 9, is slidably fitted into the arcuate groove 12 and the locking groove 14. When fitted to the annular M1
3 is integrally coupled with the bail arm support 6 and rotates, and when the operating piece 9 is pressed and the sliding piece 15 is fitted into the arcuate groove 12, the bail arm support 6 is annular. It is configured so that it can rotate over the range of the arcuate groove 12 with respect to the plate 13.

Further, the bail arm mounting arm 2 is provided with a spring 16 which is fixed at one end to the bail arm mounting arm 2 and at the other end to the annular disc 13, and the spring 16 is connected to the annular disc 13 at its dead center. Locking portions 17.1B are provided on both sides of the boss 3 of the bail arm mounting arm 2 to lock the protrusion 11 of the annular disk 13, respectively.

Reference numeral 19 in the figure is a convex portion provided on the upper side of the annular disk 13 to prevent the annular disk 13 from wobbling in the vertical direction. It is pivoted to the R mounting arm.

Since the embodiment of the present invention is constructed as described above, when the bail 5 is in the fishing line winding state as shown by the solid line in FIG. 1, the sliding piece 15 fits into the locking groove 14 as shown in FIG. The bail arm support fitting 6 and the annular disk 13 are integrally connected, and the annular disk 13 is elastically biased in the counterclockwise direction by the spring 16 so that the protrusion 11 is locked in the locking portion 17.

Furthermore, in order to bring the fishing line to the release position from this state, when the bail 5 is reversed, the annular disc 13 integrally connected to the bail arm support 6 will move in the opposite clockwise direction by raising the dead center of the spring 16. When energized, the protrusion 11 engages the locking portion 1
8 to hold the bail 5 inverted in the fishing line feeding state.

(See Figure 4) Next, when storing the bail 5 in the storage position, press the operating piece 9 in the fishing line winding position to push the sliding piece 15 from the locking groove 14 to the arcuate groove 12, and then press the operating piece 9. When the bail arm support member 6 is rotated along the arcuate groove 12, only the bail arm support 6 can be rotated counterclockwise, and the bail 5 is stored as shown in the dashed line in FIG. 1 and as shown in FIG.

In addition, in order to return the bale 5 from the storage position to the winding position, the bale 5 is rotated back to the winding position, and the sliding piece 15 is automatically fitted into the locking groove 14 again by the leaf spring 10, and the annular shape is formed. Board 1
3 and the bail arm support fitting 6 are integrally coupled.

In this invention, the spring that biases the bail arm in both left and right directions is locked to an annular disk fitted to the bail arm support.
Normally, the bail arm support and the annular disk are integrally connected via a sliding piece that fits into a locking groove, and when stored, the connection between the two is released by an operating piece that fits into the bail arm support. In this way, only the bail arm support bracket can be rotated regardless of the spring, so the spring only needs to energize the bail arm to the fishing line winding position and the fishing line releasing position. It takes up little space, prevents the bail arm mounting arm from becoming too large, and can be used for a long period of time with less fatigue during use.Furthermore, the storage operation is extremely simple as it only involves pressing and rotating the operating piece. It has excellent features and practicality.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a front view of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal sectional side view of the main parts, Figs. 3, 4, and 5 are longitudinal sectional front views showing the operating state of the invention, and Fig. 6 is It is a perspective view of the main part of this invention. 2... Bale arm mounting arm, 6... Bale arm support fitting, 9... Operation piece, 11... Projection, 12...
Arc-shaped groove, 13... Annular disc, 14... Locking groove, 15.
... Sliding piece, 16... Spring, 17° 18... Locking part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An operating piece biased outwardly by a spring is pressably fitted to the periphery of the bail arm support fitting that is pivoted to the bail arm mounting arm, and an arcuate groove with continuous locking grooves is formed on the top surface and an arcuate groove is formed on the bottom surface. An annular disc provided with a protrusion is rotatably fitted into the bail arm support fitting, and a sliding piece engaged with the tip of the operating piece is fitted into the locking groove, and the bail arm mounting arm is A bail arm storage device for a fishing reel, which is provided with a spring that biases the annular disc in the left and right direction with the dead center as the border, and a locking portion that locks each of the protrusions at a bullet biasing position.