US931193A - Draw-bar and extension-shank for cars. - Google Patents

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US931193A
US931193A US43283708A US1908432837A US931193A US 931193 A US931193 A US 931193A US 43283708 A US43283708 A US 43283708A US 1908432837 A US1908432837 A US 1908432837A US 931193 A US931193 A US 931193A
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  • Conseiiently il roads have been obliged to carry in stoel; 2o two or more types of draw hars, one for pas songer carsaiiidanother for freight eqnifp- 11 ⁇ nent..7 1
  • the object-oi' my invontion is the provision ol' Georgia and hurling gear forv passenger cars so constructed that the type of draw har used oni'reight cars can also he used l'or passenger cars.
  • a 'further ohjeei ol my invention is to provide such-an arr Angement of the gear as will allorithe use ol either forni oi' the standar coupler, one heing interehangeahle with the other.
  • My invention oonsists in certain novo1I 'im ol' construction and combinations ol' part L0 hereinafter set lorth and claimed'.
  • the accom psnying drawing ⁇ illustrates one example oi' the physical einliodinient ol niy invention constructed and arranged aon-ording ⁇ to the Anest inode l have so lar devised lor i5l the practical application oi the principle.
  • Figure l is a side vienY in elevation of one ot' the metallic, draft beams, secured beneath the platform and end of e passenger' ear body, a conloler oi' the lvl. C. freight stand ard, and an extension or supplemental dran har, the seine disclosing niy invention.
  • Fig. 2 is a top plan view oi the standard and extension draw hars shown lby Fig. 1, and on a larger scale.
  • Fig. 3 isv a side View olf Fig. 2.
  • Fig. 4 is a top plan view ol' the extension draw har end an M, C. B. dranT har Whieh hes to Ol lili.
  • the 'nul i signates one ol 'the 'two vparallel is, in this instance lmetallic beams' oratori in practice beneath the platform and-- body and secured tothe yplato ⁇ dy .in any desirable way; 2, af
  • the enlarged end ol thcdraw hargfinfi 1 is instance reetangular in oros'ssection; 5,4v 'o yical .holes through the enlarged"'erid tl si drew har 3 7 the iront enlarged l'tlo'f ⁇ derision draw har rectangular .iirers section and of the seme sectional areafas .the 'enlarged .end of the standard draw bar; 8,v lng at the end which is seated Within a recess-1751 'made in the standard drawjbar; 9, threev vertieal holes through the enlar ed end; 10,.-a horizontal slot; 1i, e perfora ed top stiffening plate; l2, a perforated bottom stil'feningl plate i3, a holt passed through the" perfora
  • Figs. i and 2 illustrate the normal attachinent ol the standard draw har and the extension dra-W bar. stilening plates and bolts hold the parts in direct alinernent and are not subjected to strains in huliing. ln drawing the links rclieve the bolts from any serious shearing strains.
  • said shank having holes at the end; an extension shank having at its rear end means for.
  • an extension shank having at its rear 'end means for connecting it to a spring mechanlsm and its forward end provided with holes, one which 1s at right angles to another;
  • Anextension draw bar havingI at one end a slot and a plurality of holes at right angies to the slot, and at the other end a slot and a plurality of holes at right angles to the slot.
  • An extension draw bar having its opposite ends enlarged and each end provided with a plurality of holes and a slot, the holes being ⁇ disposed at right angles to the slots.

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l M.. A. GARRETT. DRAW BAR AND EXTENSION Smm; PoR GARS.
APPLIGATION FILED MAY 14, 1908, I v
Paten-1396i Aug. 17, M909i W/ TIVESSES Tos all whom 'it may concern.:
Be it known toet l, ifi/irons n. Girnnrrrr,
citizen olf the United States, resirl cago, in thefeounty oit'fook ano nols, have invented nov.' and us iiients'irrlra B21-'remind Ext ionilhanlrs :for Gars, of wjl h the l'ollowing` is a speoiiieation.
By reason oi' he platforms ol 1o cars generally 'bei e. car hody and their t 'icy to ss.,D when snhvjest-red. to strains, it has i ien the praetif to locate the dral'txand.helling springs under the end ofthe-ear body an d hacker the plati'orin'. Thishasrnecessitated the use ol' long7 dreff har of special construction Whit;V not interohangeahlenith the draw har t ronplers es applied to `freight oars. Conseiiently il roads have been obliged to carry in stoel; 2o two or more types of draw hars, one for pas songer carsaiiidanother for freight eqnifp- 11^nent..7 1 The object-oi' my invontion is the provision ol' droit and hurling gear forv passenger cars so constructed that the type of draw har used oni'reight cars can also he used l'or passenger cars.
Thestandard El. (l. B. freight Coupler the end oi the disk har' inf-ide vritl4 veztical holes i'or rivetsor bolts and sometimes vfith a horizontal slot at right angles tothe vertical holes.
A 'further ohjeei ol my invention is to provide such-an arr Angement of the gear as will allorithe use ol either forni oi' the standar coupler, one heing interehangeahle with the other.
My invention oonsists in certain novo1I 'im ol' construction and combinations ol' part L0 hereinafter set lorth and claimed'.
The accom psnying drawing` illustrates one example oi' the physical einliodinient ol niy invention constructed and arranged aon-ording` to the Anest inode l have so lar devised lor i5l the practical application oi the principle.
Figure l is a side vienY in elevation of one ot' the metallic, draft beams, secured beneath the platform and end of e passenger' ear body, a conloler oi' the lvl. C. freight stand ard, and an extension or supplemental dran har, the seine disclosing niy invention. Fig. 2 is a top plan view oi the standard and extension draw hars shown lby Fig. 1, and on a larger scale. Fig. 3 isv a side View olf Fig. 2. Fig. 4 is a top plan view ol' the extension draw har end an M, C. B. dranT har Whieh hes to Ol lili.
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einenl A. GARRET'T, QF CHCGG, LLINOS.
Patented' Aug. 17, 1.909.,
vertical; holes but not the slot, uni-tedin nenne with lny invention. y
- to the several figures, the 'nul i signates one ol 'the 'two vparallel is, in this instance lmetallic beams' oratori in practice beneath the platform and-- body and secured tothe yplato`dy .in any desirable way; 2, af
andan el slot at the rear 'end 'of 4the clfraw l nr; Li, the enlarged end ol thcdraw hargfinfi 1 is instance reetangular in oros'ssection; 5,4v 'o yical .holes through the enlarged"'erid tl si drew har 3 7 the iront enlarged l'tlo'f`` derision draw har rectangular .iirers section and of the seme sectional areafas .the 'enlarged .end of the standard draw bar; 8,v lng at the end which is seated Within a recess-1751 'made in the standard drawjbar; 9, threev vertieal holes through the enlar ed end; 10,.-a horizontal slot; 1i, e perfora ed top stiffening plate; l2, a perforated bottom stil'feningl plate i3, a holt passed through the" perfora 30 tions in the top` and bottom plates and one of the holes 5 in the draw bar; 14, bolts, three infr nein-her, passed through the top andlwttom plates and the vertical holes attire front end oi' the extension draw har; l'15, two links;l 16 g5'v v slots at the ends oi the links; 17, four holes'in' eaeh ot the links; 1S two keys passed through f the slots in the links, the slot in the dranv7 bar, iin-'Ll the slot at the iront end ol the extension draw har; 19, eotters 'passed through'holes in. 90 the ends oi' the keys; 20, the enlarged rezar-"f end ol' the extension v draw har; 21, Vertical holes; e draw har yoke; 23, bolts Whil ser-.on the yoke in positionf, a horizontal s to receive key, whereby the extension Alv l draw har may loo used With the Well knot-V111`V type ol' roar in which a key and links are em# ployed in lien ci' the yoke; 25, in Fig. 4, is a draw liar having the two vertical holes 5 at the` end,.hi1t not the slot 3 shown in the 100 other figures; and 26 are the nuts on the bolts.
Figs. i and 2 illustrate the normal attachinent ol the standard draw har and the extension dra-W bar. stilening plates and bolts hold the parts in direct alinernent and are not subjected to strains in huliing. ln drawing the links rclieve the bolts from any serious shearing strains.
Should the standard coupler or (.lraW bar having the slot and holes become broken or ie draw har; 6, the extension or"sul-ppleV 70 vr *Y The top and bottom E. coupler andidraw'harg', a. l65
- and links removed.
deranged in any Way, on the road or otherwise, another one can be substituted by simy retrieving 'the front key and bolt 13, as obvious.l Under similar circumstances, where a standard coupler and draw bar having the holes and not the slot is only obtainable--such a draw har is shown in Fig. 1- the bolts 13 and la are withdrawn, and the top and bottom plates ll, 1; and the keys Then the coupler and draw bar is placed in alinement, the two links adjusted upon the top and bottoni surfaces of the abut-ting ends of the standard draw bar and the extension draw bar7 and the four bolts passed through the holes in the links and draw bars, as illustrated in Fig-4. In this instance the top' and bottom stiffening plates are not used. However, when snch plates are provided with a plurality of holes, sufficient to allow the bolts to be passed through/the said plates and the end of the standard draw bar, these plates may be used in lieuof the perforated links for effecting the union of the parts.
What I claim is:
l. The combination in a draw bar and extension shank mechanism, of a standard Masyter Car Builders coupler head and shank,
said shank having holes at the end; an extension shank having at its rear end means for.
connecting it with spring mechanism, and its forward end provided ,with holes and means for uniting the coupler head and shank to the extension shank consist-ing of two oppositely applied stiffening plates and bolts, and supplemental metallic means located at right angles to the planes oi the stiffening plates.
2. The combination in a draw bar andeX- tension shank mechanism, of a standard Master Car Builders coupler head and shank, said shank having holes at the end, one of which holes is in a plane at right angles to another;
.an extension shank having at its rear 'end means for connecting it to a spring mechanlsm and its forward end provided with holes, one which 1s at right angles to another;
and means for uniting the coupler headand.
4'. The combination with a standard draw bar having a slot and holes at right ang-fles thereto, of an extension draw har havingl a slot and a plurality of holes; two perforated links; two keys; perforated stilfeningi plates; and bolts secured by nuts.A
5. The combination with a standard coupler and ydraw bar having a slot through the draw bar, of an extension draw bar with a slot; perforated links; keys for securingiI the. links to the draw bars; and means detachably secured to both draw bars for stitfening` the union. 1
6. The combination with a standard coupler and draw bar having' holes and a slot, of an extension draw bar having holes and a slot; links having slots and a plurality of holes and keys for uniting the drawbars through the medium of the links.
7. Anextension draw bar havingI at one end a slot and a plurality of holes at right angies to the slot, and at the other end a slot and a plurality of holes at right angles to the slot.
8.. An extension draw bar having its opposite ends enlarged and each end provided with a plurality of holes and a slot, the holes being` disposed at right angles to the slots.
'In testimony whereof l afhx my signatru'e in presence of two witnesses.
MYERS A. GAR li ETT.
Witnesses:
C. M. GARnET'r, N. C. WALKER.
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