JPS595306Y2 - post holder - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is used for agricultural supports (long potato net supports, tomato and cucumber supports), gardening supports (plant protection supports, seedling supports, etc.), civil engineering supports, etc. This pertains to a pole erected by burying the lower part of the pole in the soil.

Conventionally, to erect this type of support, you would either drill a hole with a drill, push the bottom of the support into the hole, fill it with soil, or hold the bottom of the support with a pipe wrench. He held it in his hand and inserted it into the soil to make it stand.

Therefore, they cannot be easily and efficiently erected, and they cannot be buried at a predetermined depth, resulting in the risk of them falling over due to wind and rain and damaging the roots of the plants.

Therefore, the purpose of the present invention is to eliminate the defects of the conventional products, and its gist is to provide a hanging piece for hanging the upper end of the column at the upper end of the elongated core rod. In addition, the present invention relates to a prop holder having a foot plate protruding at right angles from the lower end of the core rod, and a plurality of guide pieces provided at appropriate locations on the core rod.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.
In the figure, a is a long metal core rod, the total length of which varies depending on the total length of the support rod A and the depth of burial, but for agricultural purposes, for example,
Long potato support (total length 2.5m, buried depth 45cm)
In this case, the total length of core rod a is 2.05 m.

In other words, the length should be the total length of pillar A minus the length to be buried.

Although this core rod a is not shown, it is formed so that its length can be expanded or contracted by an appropriate method so that its entire length can be varied according to the length of the support rod a.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a hooking piece 1 formed on the upper end of the core rod a by bending the upper end of the core rod a into a U-shape. , which is inserted into the upper end opening of the pipe-shaped support.

2 in the figure is a foot tread plate installed at the lower end of the core rod a, and this foot tread plate 2
is attached horizontally to the vertical core rod a using a support piece.

In the figure, 3 and 3' indicate guide pieces, and these guide pieces 3 and 3'
are respectively provided at the upper and lower ends of the core rod a (in the opposite direction of the footboard 2), so that the support column A is joined along the core rod a.

The guide piece 3' is formed into a substantially elliptical shape so that the support column 1 can be easily inserted, and the guide piece 3 is formed into an annular shape so that it does not come off during use.

FIG. 2 shows how the prop stand of the present invention is used.

That is, insert the support post A through each of the guide pieces 3 and 3', hook its upper end to the hook piece 1, grasp the support post A and the core rod a with both hands, and then place one foot on the foot tread plate 2. Put your whole weight on this one leg.

Then, the lower end of the column A is buried in the soil until the footboard 2 touches the ground, and the column A is erected in an upright position.

After that, remove the post holder from the post A.

The present invention has an extremely simple structure as described above and can be provided at a low cost, as well as being easy to handle and improving the workability of the support work.

Moreover, since the depth of the footboard can be adjusted, the pillar can always be erected at a constant depth, and the depth of the pillar can be changed depending on the crop, etc., and there is no risk of the pillar collapsing while being erected.

Therefore, the intended purpose can be achieved.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, with FIG. 1 being a perspective view and FIG. 2 being a front view showing the state of use. In the figure, a is a long core rod, 1 is a latch piece, 2 is a foot plate, 3.
3' is a guide piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A locking piece for hanging the upper end of the column is provided at the upper end of the elongated core rod, and a foot plate is provided projecting at right angles from the lower end of the core rod, and a plurality of guide pieces are provided at appropriate locations on the core rod. A prop holder that is equipped with a.