US187582A - Improvement in toe-weights for horseshoes - Google Patents
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- the object 1 have in View is the construction of a horseshoe in such amanner that toe or side weights can be attached or removed without cutting the hoof or using straps 5 and it consists, mainly, in forging clips on the edge of the shoe, extending up the front or the sideof the hoof, and in forming the Weight with a recess on theinner face, to receive the clip and lie flat on the hoof, it being secured by one or more tap-bolts, as more fully hereinafter set forth.
- Figure l is a rear perspective view of a shoe and toe-weight.
- Fig. 2 is a longitudinal vertical section of the same.
- A represents an ordinary bar-shoe, forged with a toe-clip, at, extending up the front of the hoof a geater distance than an'ordinary holding-clip.
- B is a toe-weight, adapted to the contour of the hoof, on its inner face, in which there is cast a recess which receives the clip a and allows the weight to lie flat against the hoof.
- the weight is secured to the clip by one or more bolts, 11, tapped into the latter, as shown.
- the advantage of this construction is that the weight can be applied without the use of straps, or Without a clip inserted between the shoe and hoof, necessitating the cutting of the latter to receive it. If the bolts turn loose, they can be readily tightened, and, when not required, they can be removed, when the clip serves to support the shoe on the hoof.
- the clip can be forged on the side of a shoe, if intended to carry a side weight. If the weight should work OK, it cannot tear off the shoe, as does a weight having a hook to insert under the hoof.
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s. T. BANE.
TOE-WEIGHTS FOB HORSE-SHOES. No. l 87,58Z. Patented Feb. 20, 1877.
SETH T. BANE, OF GHATHAM, ONTARIO, CANADA.
IMPROVEMENT IN TOE-WEIGHTS FOR HORSESHOES.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 187,582., dated February 20, 1877 application filed July 1, 1876.
To all whom it may concern Be it known that I, SETH T. BANE, of Ghatham, in the county of Kent, and Province of Ontario, Canada, have invented an Improvement in Toe-W eights for Horseshoes, of which the following is a specification The object 1 have in View is the construction of a horseshoe in such amanner that toe or side weights can be attached or removed without cutting the hoof or using straps 5 and it consists, mainly, in forging clips on the edge of the shoe, extending up the front or the sideof the hoof, and in forming the Weight with a recess on theinner face, to receive the clip and lie flat on the hoof, it being secured by one or more tap-bolts, as more fully hereinafter set forth.
Figure l is a rear perspective view of a shoe and toe-weight. Fig. 2 is a longitudinal vertical section of the same.
In the drawing, A represents an ordinary bar-shoe, forged with a toe-clip, at, extending up the front of the hoof a geater distance than an'ordinary holding-clip.
B is a toe-weight, adapted to the contour of the hoof, on its inner face, in which there is cast a recess which receives the clip a and allows the weight to lie flat against the hoof. The weight is secured to the clip by one or more bolts, 11, tapped into the latter, as shown.
The advantage of this construction is that the weight can be applied without the use of straps, or Without a clip inserted between the shoe and hoof, necessitating the cutting of the latter to receive it. If the bolts turn loose, they can be readily tightened, and, when not required, they can be removed, when the clip serves to support the shoe on the hoof. The clip can be forged on the side of a shoe, if intended to carry a side weight. If the weight should work OK, it cannot tear off the shoe, as does a weight having a hook to insert under the hoof.
SETH T. BANE.
Witnesses H. F. EBERTS, H. S. SPRAGUE.
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