US150780A - Improvement in carpet-stretchers - Google Patents
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- US150780A US150780A US150780DA US150780A US 150780 A US150780 A US 150780A US 150780D A US150780D A US 150780DA US 150780 A US150780 A US 150780A
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47G—HOUSEHOLD OR TABLE EQUIPMENT
- A47G27/00—Floor fabrics; Fastenings therefor
- A47G27/04—Carpet fasteners; Carpet-expanding devices ; Laying carpeting; Tools therefor
- A47G27/0487—Tools for laying carpeting
- A47G27/0493—Carpet-expanding devices, e.g. stretchers
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- A denotes a furcatedv base, terminating at its front end in -a ⁇ jaw, a, and provided with two inclined standards b b
- B denotes a pendulous jaw, arranged between and pivoted to the two standards b b.
- afurcated lever, C Within the two prongs c c of the base, is afurcated lever, C, which, pivoted to them, as shown at d, has its shorter arm hinged to a claw, D, all being as represented.
- the opening ofthe fork of the lever is such as to enable the claw to swing through it, or the handle of the lever, when the claw is in a floor, to come down and rest upon the said iioor. Furthermore, the prongs of the lever are bent up or formed so that when the handle is resting on the door the axis of the pivot of ONEILL, i
- the claw may be higher above the floor than the axis of 'the fulcrum of the lever. This causes the strain of they carpet to act through the machine, and keep the handle from rising oil the floor, thus saving all necessity of a person holding the handle down by his foot or hand, in order to keep the carpet stretched.
- the claw is to be pressed by the foot of the user into the floor.
- the carpet is next to be folded over and introduced between the jaws.
- MICHAEL R. ONEILL On raising upward MICHAEL R. ONEILL.
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` all being as shown.
'UNITED STATES MICHAEL R. ONEILL, OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
lWPRGVEIVIEW"v IN CARPETf'STRTCHERS.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 54L756, dated May 12, 1874 application led February 21, 1874.
luseful Carpet-Stretcher; and do hereby de` clare the saine to be fully described in the fol lowing specification, and represented in the accompanying drawings, of which- Figure l is a top view, Fig. 2 a side eleval tion, Fig. 3 a longitudinal section, and Fig.-
4 a front-end view, of it.
In such drawings, A denotes a furcatedv base, terminating at its front end in -a`jaw, a, and provided with two inclined standards b b, B denotes a pendulous jaw, arranged between and pivoted to the two standards b b. Within the two prongs c c of the base, is afurcated lever, C, which, pivoted to them, as shown at d, has its shorter arm hinged to a claw, D, all being as represented.
The opening ofthe fork of the lever is such as to enable the claw to swing through it, or the handle of the lever, when the claw is in a floor, to come down and rest upon the said iioor. Furthermore, the prongs of the lever are bent up or formed so that when the handle is resting on the door the axis of the pivot of ONEILL, i
the claw may be higher above the floor than the axis of 'the fulcrum of the lever. This causes the strain of they carpet to act through the machine, and keep the handle from rising oil the floor, thus saving all necessity of a person holding the handle down by his foot or hand, in order to keep the carpet stretched.
` In using the stretcher, the claw is to be pressed by the foot of the user into the floor. The carpet is next to be folded over and introduced between the jaws. On raising upward MICHAEL R. ONEILL.
Vitnesses R. H. EDDY, J. R. Snow.
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