US6394A - Method of fastening railroad-switches - Google Patents

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US6394A
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    • B61LGUIDING RAILWAY TRAFFIC; ENSURING THE SAFETY OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC
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  • No. l is a front section in the line L, E, K, F, S, B, No. 2.
  • D, D, C, C is a cast iron stand having a fiange around its base for fastening it to the sleeper.
  • A, B, is a hand lever having its fulcrum K, in the top of said stand.
  • P, P is a rod connect-ing said lever to the switch rails in the usual manner.
  • I, I are two parallel arcs cast upon the in ner surface of the stand, between which the lower end of the lever A, B, moves back and forth, these arcs have notches O O in them at such a distance asunder as the switch is required' to be moved, in five inches.
  • the pin L is fixed to, and is a part of the slide E, F. This slide extends upward to S, where it passes through a staple G.
  • I is a mob for lifting the pin L from the notches when the switch is to be moved.
  • H is a padlock for fastening the pin in the notches.

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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
FRANCIS G. WOODWARD, OF VORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS.
METHOD OF FASTENING RAILROAD-SWITCHES.
Specification of Letters Patent No. 6,894, dated April 24, 1849.
To all whom t may concern.'
Be it known that I, FRANCIS G. WOOD- WARD, of W'orcester, in the county of 70rcester and State of Massachusetts, have in vented a new and useful Machine for Shifting and Fastening Railroad-Switches, and I do hereby declare that the following is a full, clear, and eXact description of the construction and operation of the same.
No. l is a front section in the line L, E, K, F, S, B, No. 2. D, D, C, C, is a cast iron stand having a fiange around its base for fastening it to the sleeper. A, B, is a hand lever having its fulcrum K, in the top of said stand. P, P, is a rod connect-ing said lever to the switch rails in the usual manner.
4 The mode of fastening is as follows: I, I, are two parallel arcs cast upon the in ner surface of the stand, between which the lower end of the lever A, B, moves back and forth, these arcs have notches O O in them at such a distance asunder as the switch is required' to be moved, in five inches. When the lever is in either of the positions for fastening the pin L, drops into the notches O, O, and thus secures the switch firmly. The pin L, is fixed to, and is a part of the slide E, F. This slide extends upward to S, where it passes through a staple G. I, is a mob for lifting the pin L from the notches when the switch is to be moved. H, is a padlock for fastening the pin in the notches.
What I claim as my invention and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is-
l. Fastening a railroad switch lever into its place by means of arcs with slots or notches in them, attached to the lower part of the stand, into which slots a bolt drops which bolt passes through an elongated hole in the lower part of the lever.
2. I also claim locking the said bolt fast to the main lever, substantially in the manner and for the purpose herein described.
In testimony whereof I the said FRANCIS G. I/VOODWARD hereto subscribe my name in the presence of the witnesses whose names are hereto subscribed on the 22d day of March 1849.
FRANCIS G. IVOODVARD.
Signed in the presence of- S. B. I. GODDARD, WM, L. SoUTHwIoK,
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