US1905016A - Universal footpiece for cultivator shovels and the like - Google Patents

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US1905016A
US1905016A US524046A US52404631A US1905016A US 1905016 A US1905016 A US 1905016A US 524046 A US524046 A US 524046A US 52404631 A US52404631 A US 52404631A US 1905016 A US1905016 A US 1905016A
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A01AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
    • A01BSOIL WORKING IN AGRICULTURE OR FORESTRY; PARTS, DETAILS, OR ACCESSORIES OF AGRICULTURAL MACHINES OR IMPLEMENTS, IN GENERAL
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  • invention relates to a universalfoot piece for cultivator shovels. and the like;
  • shovels having various types of attaching 6 means maybe secured.
  • a so-called open sleeve, or a so-called round. sleeve, foot piece to which the shovels ii) furnished with the implement might be "at tached.
  • Theopen-sleeve-type footpiece is notadapted to receive shovels provided with means for attachment to a roundsleeve-type' .foot piece, and the round sleeve type footv 1'19 piece was not adapted to receive shovels provided with meansfor attachment to the open sleeve-type foot piece.
  • it has .heretofore been ,necessary to manufacture.
  • the main object of the present invention is to eliminate the niecessityfor handling more than one type of foot piece, and this object is accomplished 'by-providing a foot'piece so arranged as to. be capable of receiving all of the more or less standardized types of shovel attaching means.
  • F'ig. 1 is a side elevation ⁇ i w Fig. 2 is a perspectiveillustrating-the type of shovel shown in Figs. 1', 3 and 5; i
  • r Fig. 3 is a longitudinalsection through the (40. universal 0 P and theshovel mounted thereon;- a r Figs. 4 and are sections on thelines 4+4.
  • Fig. 6 is a side elevation illustrating a' shovel similar to that of Fig. 2, mounted on the improved foot of attaching means;
  • Fig. 7 is a section on the line 7 7of Fig. 6;
  • Fig. f1 a depending post or bracket 10, which, [it will be understood, is a part secured in any suitable manner to the framework. of a cultivator or like imple ment.
  • the bracket 10 is a normallyfixed '01, stationary member although the same may be mounted for vertical or other adjustment in accordance with well known practice. .j.
  • the foot piece 11 whichI have termed a universal foot piece, is pivotallymounted,-as
  • the foot piece 11 has its front armpor tion provided with a substantially cylindrical lower end portion 14 and a transversely en larged portion 15 adjacent the, upper end of said cylindricalportion 14.
  • Theifoot piece mayconveniently be .formed of cast metal and ho1low,;as indicated at l 6',,the upper portion being, in efiect,.bifurca ted to straddle; the lower end of the post 10 so as tofacilitate the formation of a durable and firm- ;pivotal'j connection between fthewfo'ot :ipiece. and; bracket.

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April 25, 1933. H. R. TRAPHAGEN 1,905,016
UNIVERSAL FOOTPIECE FOR CULTIVATOR SHOVELS AND THE LIKE Original Filed Aug. 12, 1929 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 Vail/rm April 25, 1933. H. R. TRAPHAGEN 1,905,016
UNIVERSAL FOOTPIECE FOR CULTIVATOR SHOVELS AND THE LIKE 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 Original Filed Aug. 12 1929 Patented Apr.v 25, 1933 may TWHAGEN, or aocxronn, lminvorfslassre von tot. I. casnfcoM-f mm, or .RACINE, WISCONSIN,- A CORPORATION or wrsconsm' nnrvnnsar. roorrrncn non cuLrIvA'roR SEOVELS ori inal application niea'au m 12; 1929, Serial No. 385,283. Divided angl this" application filed March 2o,
- 1 1931. sena1.1wo.-52 .04e.'
invention relates to a universalfoot piece for cultivator shovels. and the like;
that is to say, a footpiece to which cultivator;
shovels having various types of attaching 6 means maybe secured. i Heretofore, it has been the practice of various cultivator manufacturersto supply. either a so-called open sleeve, or a so-called round. sleeve, foot piece to which the shovels ii) furnished with the implement might be "at tached. Theopen-sleeve-type footpiece is notadapted to receive shovels provided with means for attachment to a roundsleeve-type' .foot piece, and the round sleeve type footv 1'19 piece was not adapted to receive shovels provided with meansfor attachment to the open sleeve-type foot piece. Hence, it has .heretofore been ,necessary to manufacture. and carry instock both-types of foot piecesand 2'0" shovels having both types of mounting means. The main object of the present invention is to eliminate the niecessityfor handling more than one type of foot piece, and this object is accomplished 'by-providing a foot'piece so arranged as to. be capable of receiving all of the more or less standardized types of shovel attaching means. H
' Other objectsuand advantages of the invention 'will be understood by reference to] the following specification and accompanying two sheets of drawings, in which a selected form of'the improved foot piece and various types of shovel-attaching: means are illustrated.
5551 In the drawings:
F'ig. 1 is a side elevation{ i w Fig. 2 is a perspectiveillustrating-the type of shovel shown in Figs. 1', 3 and 5; i
r Fig. 3 is a longitudinalsection through the (40. universal 0 P and theshovel mounted thereon;- a r Figs. 4 and are sections on thelines 4+4.
and 5'5, respectively, of.Fig. 3, thelocation's'of these sections being similarly indi- 4 cated on Fig. 1; 1
Fig. 6 is a side elevation illustrating a' shovel similar to that of Fig. 2, mounted on the improved foot of attaching means; Fig. 7 is a section on the line 7 7of Fig. 6;
piece by a difi'erent type ally aligned openings designated 17 'jfor ,re-
ceiving an attaching. bolt suohfiasls 10f Ja 100 vator shovelsand the like..3 j p Referring now ta-the. drawings, I have illustrated. in Fig. f1 a depending post or bracket 10, which, [it will be understood, is a part secured in any suitable manner to the framework. of a cultivator or like imple ment. The bracket 10 is a normallyfixed '01, stationary member although the same may be mounted for vertical or other adjustment in accordance with well known practice. .j.
The foot" piece 11, whichI have termed a universal foot piece, is pivotallymounted,-as
indicated.- at 12, tothe lower end of the I bracket ,10, and mechanism designated '13 is provided a for yieldably andtadj ustably maintaining the foot piece'll" in predetermined angular relation to the post orcbr'acket 10.. a
The details of construction and operation offthe mechanism designated 13,are,fullyj described in my copending application. 7 In-J asmuchv as the present application is not concernedwith said yielding mechanism 13', further description thereof appearsunnecessaryin this application. g
The foot piece 11 has its front armpor tion provided with a substantially cylindrical lower end portion 14 and a transversely en larged portion 15 adjacent the, upper end of said cylindricalportion 14. Theifoot piece, mayconveniently be .formed of cast metal and ho1low,;as indicated at l 6',,the upper portion being, in efiect,.bifurca ted to straddle; the lower end of the post 10 so as tofacilitate the formation of a durable and firm- ;pivotal'j connection between fthewfo'ot :ipiece. and; bracket. I a 1 *The lower cylindrical. end portion= 14=. is provided with transversely extending, 'axi-
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US3643744A (en) * 1969-05-15 1972-02-22 Gunnard Turnquist Gardening tool
US3667551A (en) * 1967-05-12 1972-06-06 Lely Nv C Van Der Cultivating implements
AU756990B2 (en) * 1999-08-16 2003-01-30 Oregon House Proprietary Limited Cultivating equipment

Cited By (3)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US3667551A (en) * 1967-05-12 1972-06-06 Lely Nv C Van Der Cultivating implements
US3643744A (en) * 1969-05-15 1972-02-22 Gunnard Turnquist Gardening tool
AU756990B2 (en) * 1999-08-16 2003-01-30 Oregon House Proprietary Limited Cultivating equipment

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