DE1728648U - BUCKET HOLDER, IN PARTICULAR FOR KAELBERBOXES. - Google Patents

Description

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Pirma Frz. Schörg & Sohn Munich (Germany)

Bucket holders, in particular for calf boxes

The innovation "relates to a particular bucket holder for calf boxes, which in a manner known per se has a U-shaped bracket, the leg ends of which by means of Eyes are arranged pivotably about a horizontal axis on a carrier.

With bucket holders of this type, the handle hung down when not in use and had to be put on a somewhat tedious one Raised in a horizontal position if a bucket should be inserted into the bracket. Since the bracket also only kept in the brewing position by the bucket used and could not be ascertained in a horizontal position, the bucket used always hung a little at an angle. The disadvantage of this was that it reduced the capacity of the bucket was reduced and also the animals the bucket contents often could not fully extract.

The disadvantages outlined are essentially eliminated in the new bucket holder in that the bracket legs each have a longitudinal slot closed at both ends, through which an eyelet of the wearer extends, in such a way that the bracket moves out of its horizontal position of use can be pivoted upwards and then moved downwards into a position secured against pivoting, with the eyelets slide in the slots. The bracket is then in a vertical position

Position is determined and can easily be recorded by the operating staff at any time> lifted up a little and then swiveled into its horizontal position of use.

According to a further feature of the Neaerung, the bracket legs of the bucket holder each have a stop at their ends which, when the bracket is in its horizontal position of use, rests against the carrier, whereby the bracket is secured against pivoting downwards. It is therefore possible to bring the bracket into its position of use without a. Bucket is used. Furthermore, a bucket can be hung in a vertical position in the bracket, so that the bucket can be filled with liquid up to its edge if desired.

Other features of the innovation result from the Claims, the description and the drawing, in the purely for example some embodiments of the subject matter of protection (InventionB subject matter) are shown.

Fig. 1 shows a first embodiment of the bucket holder in the position of use of the bracket;

Fig. 2 is the analog representation with superscript Hanger;

Fig. 3 is a side view of the same bucket holder in the position of use of the bracket, with dash-dotted lines Lines an inserted bucket is indicated;

FIG. 4 shows a representation analogous to FIG. 1 second embodiment, a built-in bucket holder 'for existing doors and' '

Fig. 5 illustrates a third embodiment, a door hinge bucket holder for new calf boxes to be created.

The bucket holder according to FIGS. I to 3 has a carrier 11, which is formed from a relatively wide flat rail is. Two U-shaped brackets 12 are riveted to the carrier 11, which eyelets form for holding a larger bracket 13, which consists of rod material and essentially also has a U-shape. The two legs of the bracket 13 are passed through the eyelets 12 and each have one angled Bndteil 14 on. On each leg of the bracket 13, a perpendicular plate 15 is attached, the one Forms stiffening between the relevant angled part 14 and the rest of the bracket leg. Each of the plates 15 is with provided a recess to form a longitudinal direction of the relevant bracket leg extending slot 16, the is cut out between the plate 15 and the bar material of the bracket 13. The two eyelets 12 reach through the slots? 16 through, which are closed at both ends so that the bracket 13 is inextricably linked to the carrier 11 »

According to FIG. 1, the bracket 13 takes a horizontal position of use a. The angled end parts 14 of the bracket legs lie against the carrier 11 and thus serve as Stops which secure the bracket 13 against pivoting downwards. A bucket 17 can easily be placed in the bucket holder from above are used, as indicated in Fig. 3 with dash-dotted lines. The bucket 17 used takes automatically a vertical position. If you lift the bucket out of the Holder out, so the bracket 13 does not tip down.

When the bucket holder is not in use, the bracket 13 can be folded up into the vertical position and then inserted Push it downwards a little vertically, with the eyelets 12 sliding in the slots 16. Finally the hanger takes the one in Pig. position shown, in which it is secured against pivoting. The bucket holder is now only relatively demanding little space. To bring it back into the normal position, the bracket is first lifted up until the eyelets 12 on Hit the lower end of the slots 16, whereupon the bracket can be pivoted into the horizontal position.

That in Pig. 4 illustrated embodiment of the bucket holder differs from the described only by another training of the wearer. Instead of the relatively wide flat rail 11, there is an H-shaped frame here made of narrower flat rails 21, 22 and 25 available. The sink right running rails 22 and 23 each have at their end portions Mounting holes 24 which are considerably further apart than the corresponding mounting holes 18 of the Carrier 11. The bucket holder according to FIG. 4 thus has the advantage greater stability. At the points where the eyelets 12 are located on the vertical rails 22,

23 outwardly protruding tabs 25 available to a wider To create contact surface for the bends 14.

The two previously described embodiments of the bucket holder can advantageously be attached to the outside of the door of calf boxes, with the door having a cutout has through which the animals put their heads move to the bucket.

The embodiment according to Pig. 5 is added to that the two vertical rails 22, 23 are connected at their lower and upper ends with horizontally extending strips 3o are, the ends of which are formed into sleeves 31, which ever after use, opening to the right or left, can be pivoted around a door hinge 32 * The hinges 32 are on a vertical one Fastened bar 33, which is intended for fastening to a door frame and corresponding fastening holes - 34 for Has inclusion of screws. The door boards of the calf boxes; -. can be screwed directly to the bands 3o, the are provided with several fastening holes 35 for this purpose.

In all the examples shown, all parts are made of hot-dip galvanized iron, which is particularly resistant against corrosion.

Claims (4)

SOHUIZAISPEÜOHE 1 * bucket holder, especially for calf boxes, with one U-shaped bracket, the leg ends of which by means of eyelets around a horizontal axis are pivotably arranged on a stamping device, thereby characterized in that the legs of the bracket (13) each one have longitudinal slot (16) closed at both ends, through which an eyelet (12) of the carrier (11) extends, in such a way that that the bracket (13) is pivoted upwards from its horizontal position of use and then secured against pivoting downwards Can be moved position, the eyelets (12) slide in the slots (16). 2. Bucket holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the legs of the bracket (13) each have a stop at their ends (14) which, when the bracket (13) assumes its horizontal position of use, rests against the carrier (11) and thereby secures the bracket (13) against pivoting downwards. 3 »Bucket holder according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that that "every stop consists of an angled end part (14) consists of a bar material forming the bracket (13). 4. Bucket holder according to claims 1-3 »characterized in that that each slot (16) is formed by a recess in a perpendicular plate (15) which is attached to the relevant Leg of the bracket (13) is attached and a ter ~ stiffening between the angled part (14) and the rest Forms bow leg.