US986544A

US986544A - Combined train-pipe and angle-cock holder.

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Publication number: US986544A
Application number: US60110811A
Authority: US
Inventors: Sterling H Campbell
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1911-01-06
Filing date: 1911-01-06
Publication date: 1911-03-14
Anticipated expiration: 1928-03-14

Description

s; H. CAMPBELL.

COMBINED TRAIN PIPE AND ANGLE (100K HOLDER.

APPLICATION FILED JAN.6, 1911 Patented Mar. 14, 1911.

s. H. Cam bell;

R/VEYS STERLING H. CAMPBELL, OF ST. LOUIS, MISSOURL.

COMBINED TRAIN-PIPE AND ANGLE-COCK HOLDER.

assess.

exact description as will enable any one skilled in the art to which it appertains to make and use the same, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, forming part of this specification.

he object of my invention is to provide a device of simple construction which will firmly clamp a train pipe and at the same time prevent the rotation of the angle cock attached thereto.-

In-- the accompanying drawings which illustrate one form of holder made in accordance with my invention, Figure 1 is a front elevation, the train pipe being shown in section Fig. 2 is a side elevation the angle cock and train pipe being omitted; F 3 is a reduced view similar to Fig. 2 but showing the angle cock and pipe in position Figs is a View similar to Fig. 3 but with the clamping member removed, and

ing the angle cock in position.

5 he marks of reference refer to similar parts in the several views in the drawings.

represents the end sill of a railway car.

This end sill 'is of the usual channel iron pattern. Secured to the lower face of the end sill 1G is the body 11 of the holder. This body 11 provided with a rearwardly extending flange 12 for the purpose of securing itto the end sill 10 by means of the bolts and nuts 14. The body 11 of the holder is provided near its lower end with a recess 15 substantially semi-circular in form and adapted to receive the train pipe 16. Below this recess 15 the body 11 is provided with a pivot pin 17 preferably formed integralwith the said body. This pivot pin 17 is adapted to be engaged by meansof a hook 18 at one end cl a clamping member 19. This clamping member 19 is provided with a recess 20 corresponding with therecess 15 and adapted to receive the train pipe 16. The end of the clamping member 19 opposite the hook 18 is secured to the body 11 by means of a bolt 21 thus firmly securing the train pipe 16 in position. Formed integral with the 'br'rdy 11 opposite the nlamping memberlQ Vshaped abutment 22 adapted to re.-

Specification of Letters Patent.

Application filed January 6, 1911.

1: 5 is a front elevation on a reduced scale Patented Mar. 14, 1911. Serial No. 601,108.

ceive one corner of the hexagonal head 23 of the an le cock 24 and thus prevent the rotation ot the cock. It will be evident that in order to secure the angle cock and train pipe in position by means of my device it is only necessary to loosen the bolt 21 so as to allow the clamping member to move pivotally on the pin 17 and after placing the cock and pipe in position to swing the clamping member 19 back into the position shown in Fig. l and tighten the bolt 21. In this way the train pipe 16 is firmly clamped in position and at the same time the angle cock is firmly held at the proper angle against rotation.

Having fully described my invention, what I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent of the United States, is:

1. The combination with a bracket, of means for securing said bracket to a car, pipe clamping means carried by said bracket, and an integral abutment carried by said bracket and adapted to engage the head of the angle cock to prevent its rotation.

2. The combination with a bracket, of a clamping member having pivotal connection with said bracket and adapted to engage with a train pipe, an abutment formed integral with one of said parts and adapted to engage with the angle cock to prevent its rotation, and means for securing said bracket to a car.

3. The combination with a bracket, =of means for securing said bracket to a car, a clamping member having pivotal connection with said bracket and adapted to engage with a train pipe, and an abutment formed integral with the said bracket and adapted to engage with the angle cock to prevent its rotation.

4. The combination with a brabket, of means for securing said bracket to a car,

7 said bracket being provided with a substantially semi-circular recess to receive a train.

pipe, a clamping member pivotally connected to said bracket and provided with a sub stantially semi circular recess cooperating with said first mentioned recess to clamp the train pipe, and a V-shaped abutment formed integral with said bracket and positioned opposite 'to said clamping member, said abutment being adapted to engage with the head of the angle cock to prevent its rotas tion.

5. The combination with a bracket, of means for securing said bracket to the lower edge of the end sill of a car, said bracket having a substantially semi-circular recess at one side adapted to receive '5 train ipe, a pivot pin carr ed by said bracket a jacent to said recess, a clamping memhei provided 5 withfa recess and having aj hookat one end adapted to engage with said ivot .pin,. a bolt securing the o posite end oFsaid clamp- I ing member to sai bracket, and a V-shaped abutment-formed integral With said bracket 10 at a point opposite said clamping member,"

said abutment bein adapted to engage with the head of an ang e cock to prevent its rotatiOn.

= In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal in the presence 15 of the t'wo'subs'cribing Witnesses.

STERLING H. CAMPBELL. [11. 8.] Witnesses:

' W. A. ALEXANDER,

ELIZABETH BAILEY.