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- the invention relates to improvements in hame-tugs.
- the object of the present invention is to simplify and improve the construction of hame-fasteners and enable the parts to be quickly released and secured together, and to prevent the parts becoming accidentally unfastened by the strains incident to their use.
- the invention consists in the construction and novel combination and arrangement of parts hereinafter fully described, illustrated in the accompanying drawings, and pointed out in the claim hereto appended.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a hame-fastener constructed in accordance with this invention,the parts being shown locked.
- Fig. 2 is a side elevation,the
- Fig. 3 is a reversed plan view, the parts being in position shown in Fig. 2.
- Fig. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view.
- 1 and 2 designate metallic straps provided at their outer ends with hooks 3 and 4, adapted to engage the eyes or loops at the lower ends of a pair of hames to secure the latter together,
- the strap 2 has its opening 6 extending from one end to within a short distance of the hook 4L, and has pivoted in the opening 6 and at its inner end a swinging lever 7, which is pivotally connected to one end of a connecting and retaining bar 8, that is adjustably connected to the strap 1.
- the strap 1 is provided at its upper edge with shouldered teeth 9,arranged on opposite sides of the longitudinal opening 5, and the teeth 0 are engaged by one end of the bar 8, which is provided with a transverse head 10, projecting from opposite sides of the end of the bar and adapted to engage the teeth on opposite sides of the longitudinal opening 5 of the strap 1, whereby the bar 8 and the strap 1 are adj ustably connected and the fastener is adapted to be adjusted to different-sized hames and horse-collars.
- the other end 11 of the bar 8 is curved,and when the-parts are folded, as illustrated in Fig.
- the inner pivoted end of the strap 2 is broughtwithin and above the fulcrum or pivot 12 of the swinging lever, thereby preventing the parts being unfolded or separated by any strains incident to the use of the fastener.
- Such strains and pulls upon the straps of the fastener hold the parts more securely in their folded position.
- the handle portion 13 of the swinging lever is provided with flanges 14, which form a recess to receive the strap 1 when the parts are folded, and when in the latter position and in the last notch the mouth or opening of the hook 3 is closed by the end of the swinging lever.
- This construction enables the mouth of the hook 3 to be sufficiently wide to readily receive the ring or loop of the lower end of the hame, and closes the mouth when the parts are folded or locked and prevents anyaccidental displacement of the ring orloop. lVhen the parts are folded, the curved end of the connecting and retaining bar Sand the pivoted end of the swinging lever are received within the longitudinal opening of the strap 2, and itwill be seen that the adjustingteeth are arranged at the upper or inner edge of the fastener and are adjacent to the collar and are protected, and the parts are prevented from separating and from any accidental slipping of the bar 8.
- the hame-fastencr possesses great strength, lightness, an d durability, and it will readily be seen that it is simple and inexpensive in con struction and adapted to be quickly operated to release or look the hames, and is prevented from becoming accidentally unlocked by any of the strains or pulls incident to its use, and is capable of longitudinal adjustment to vary its size and adapt it to fit various collars and hames.
- a hame-fastener comprising the metal strap 1, havinga longitudinal opening and provided with teeth arranged onthe opposite upper sides of the opening and provided at its outer end with a hame-hook,the metal strap '2, hav- ICO ing a longitudinal opening and provided at teeth of the strap 1, all combined and arits outer end with a hame-hook, the swinging ranged substantially as and for the purpose lever 7, pivoted intermediate its ends to the described.
- MILO W001 MILO W001
- JAMES SNELL MILO W001
- JAMES SNELL MILO W001
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J. G. WOOD. HAME FASTENBR.
NQ. 451,098. Patented Apr. 28, 1891.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
JOHN G. \VOOD, OF PILLAR POINT, NE\V-YORK.
HAM E-FASTEN ER.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 451,098, dated April 28, 1891. Application filed January 19, 1891. Serial No. 378,317. (No model.) Patented in Canada October 11, 1890, No. 85,195-
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that 1, JOHN G. 700D, a citizen of the United States, residing at Pillar Point, in the county of Jefferson and State of New York, have invented a new and useful flame-Fastener, (patented in Canada under No. 35,195, dated October 11, 1890,) of which the following is a specification.
The invention relates to improvements in hame-tugs.
The object of the present invention is to simplify and improve the construction of hame-fasteners and enable the parts to be quickly released and secured together, and to prevent the parts becoming accidentally unfastened by the strains incident to their use. The invention consists in the construction and novel combination and arrangement of parts hereinafter fully described, illustrated in the accompanying drawings, and pointed out in the claim hereto appended.
In the drawings, Figure 1 is a perspective view of a hame-fastener constructed in accordance with this invention,the parts being shown locked. Fig. 2 is a side elevation,the
- parts being separated. Fig. 3 is a reversed plan view, the parts being in position shown in Fig. 2. Fig. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view.
Referring to the accompanying drawings, 1 and 2 designate metallic straps provided at their outer ends with hooks 3 and 4, adapted to engage the eyes or loops at the lower ends of a pair of hames to secure the latter together,
and the said straps 1 and 2 are longitudinally slotted to provide openings 5 and 6. The strap 2 has its opening 6 extending from one end to within a short distance of the hook 4L, and has pivoted in the opening 6 and at its inner end a swinging lever 7, which is pivotally connected to one end of a connecting and retaining bar 8, that is adjustably connected to the strap 1. The strap 1 is provided at its upper edge with shouldered teeth 9,arranged on opposite sides of the longitudinal opening 5, and the teeth 0 are engaged by one end of the bar 8, which is provided with a transverse head 10, projecting from opposite sides of the end of the bar and adapted to engage the teeth on opposite sides of the longitudinal opening 5 of the strap 1, whereby the bar 8 and the strap 1 are adj ustably connected and the fastener is adapted to be adjusted to different-sized hames and horse-collars. The other end 11 of the bar 8 is curved,and when the-parts are folded, as illustrated in Fig. 1 of the accompanying drawings, the inner pivoted end of the strap 2 is broughtwithin and above the fulcrum or pivot 12 of the swinging lever, thereby preventing the parts being unfolded or separated by any strains incident to the use of the fastener. Such strains and pulls upon the straps of the fastener hold the parts more securely in their folded position. The handle portion 13 of the swinging lever is provided with flanges 14, which form a recess to receive the strap 1 when the parts are folded, and when in the latter position and in the last notch the mouth or opening of the hook 3 is closed by the end of the swinging lever. This construction enables the mouth of the hook 3 to be sufficiently wide to readily receive the ring or loop of the lower end of the hame, and closes the mouth when the parts are folded or locked and prevents anyaccidental displacement of the ring orloop. lVhen the parts are folded, the curved end of the connecting and retaining bar Sand the pivoted end of the swinging lever are received within the longitudinal opening of the strap 2, and itwill be seen that the adjustingteeth are arranged at the upper or inner edge of the fastener and are adjacent to the collar and are protected, and the parts are prevented from separating and from any accidental slipping of the bar 8.
The hame-fastencr possesses great strength, lightness, an d durability, and it will readily be seen that it is simple and inexpensive in con struction and adapted to be quickly operated to release or look the hames, and is prevented from becoming accidentally unlocked by any of the strains or pulls incident to its use, and is capable of longitudinal adjustment to vary its size and adapt it to fit various collars and hames.
What I claim is- A hame-fastener comprising the metal strap 1, havinga longitudinal opening and provided with teeth arranged onthe opposite upper sides of the opening and provided at its outer end with a hame-hook,the metal strap '2, hav- ICO ing a longitudinal opening and provided at teeth of the strap 1, all combined and arits outer end with a hame-hook, the swinging ranged substantially as and for the purpose lever 7, pivoted intermediate its ends to the described.
inner end of the strap 2 and having its free In testimony that I claim the foregoing as 15 5 end provided with flanges 14:, forming a remy own I have hereto affixed my signature in cess to receive the strap 1 when the parts are presence of two witnesses.
locked, and the retaining-bar 8, having its 7 T end 11 curved and pivotally connected to the JOHN swinging lever 7 and provided at its other 10 end with a transverse head projecting from opposite sides and arranged to engage the Witnesses:
MILO W001), JAMES SNELL.
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