DE302966C

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Publication number: DE302966C
Application number: DENDAT302966D
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- M 302966 — KLASSE 451 GRUPPE - M 302966 - CLASS 451 GROUP

MAX MÜCKLICH in DRESDEN.MAX MÜCKLICH in DRESDEN.

Aus einer Filzplatte bestehende Auflage für Hufeisen.A pad for horseshoes consisting of a felt plate.

Patentiert im Deutschen Reiche vom 7. Mai 1916 ab.Patented in the German Empire on May 7, 1916.

Die Verwendung von Filzauflagen für Huf-. eisen ist bereits mehrfach vorgeschlagen und ausgeführt worden. Es hat sich gezeigt, daß Filzauflagen, insbesondere in Form großer Filzplatten, die einen Teil — vornehmlich den hinteren Teil des Hufeisens — bedecken, ein Ausgleiten auf nassem Asphalt o. dgl. wirksam zu verhüten vermögen. Geht also einmal die Forderung dahin, größere Flächen The use of felt pads for hoof. iron has already been proposed several times and been executed. It has been shown that felt pads, especially in the form of large Felt sheets that cover part of the horseshoe, mainly the rear part Ability to effectively prevent slipping on wet asphalt or the like. So if the demand goes there, larger areas

ίο des Hufeisens mit Filz zu bedecken, also entsprechend große Filzplatten zu verwenden, so müssen die Auflagen andererseits leicht angebracht und entfernt werden können, weil ihre Benutzung nur bei entsprechenden Witterungsverhältnissen in Frage kommt. Um auch dieser Forderung gerecht zu werden, hat man bisher zum Bedecken des hinteren Hufeisenteiles Filzplatten verwendet und sie auf einer starren. Unterlage (Eisenplatte) befestigt. Die Unterlage war ihrerseits mit Mitteln versehen, die eine Befestigung am Hufeisen ermöglichten. Z. B. befand sich an der Eisenplatte ein Gewindezapfen, der in eine am Hufeisen angebrachte Gewindebohrung eingeschraubt wurde, oder es befanden sich an der Tragplatte Vorsprünge, die in am Hufeisen angeordnete Führungen eingeschoben wurden, wonach eine Verriegelung stattfand. Auf jeden.Fall war also für die Filzplatte eine sie tragende Unterlage erforderlich, weiterhin an. der Tragplatte Mittel, die eine Befestigung am Hufeisen'.gestatten, und schließlich eine besondere Ausgestaltung des Hufeisens zur Aufnahme der Befestigungsmittel der Tragplatte.ίο to cover the horseshoe with felt, so accordingly On the other hand, if large felt sheets are to be used, the supports must be easily attached and can be removed because they can only be used in appropriate weather conditions can be considered. In order to meet this requirement as well, it has hitherto been necessary to cover the rear part of the horseshoe Used felt sheets and put them on a rigid. Base (iron plate) attached. The base itself was provided with means that enabled it to be attached to the horseshoe. E.g. was on the iron plate has a threaded pin that goes into a threaded hole on the horseshoe was screwed in, or there were protrusions on the support plate that were in on the horseshoe arranged guides were inserted, after which locking took place. In any case, a supporting base was required for the felt plate, so it was still on. the support plate means that an attachment on the horseshoe ', and finally a special design of the horseshoe to accommodate the fastening means of the support plate.

In den Fig. 1 und 2 der Zeichnung ist die bisher bekannte Anordnung in einer verhältnismäßig sehr einfachen Ausführung dargestellt. Das Hufeisen α ist mit einem besonderen Quersteg b am hinteren Ende ausgerüstet. In diesem Quersteg befindet sich eine Gewindebdhrung c. Die Filzplatte d wird von einer starren Unterlage e getragen,.an der sich ein Gewindezapfen f befindet. Man kann nun den Gewindezapfen f in die Gewindebohrung c einschrauben und auf diese Weise die Filzplatte am hinteren Ende des Hufeisens anbringen. In Figs. 1 and 2 of the drawing, the previously known arrangement is shown in a relatively very simple embodiment. The horseshoe α is equipped with a special crossbar b at the rear end. There is a threaded hole c in this crosspiece. The felt plate d is carried by a rigid base e , on which a threaded pin f is located. You can now screw the threaded pin f into the threaded hole c and in this way attach the felt plate to the rear end of the horseshoe.

Die Erfindung bezweckt, die Anbringung der Filzplatte unter Fortfall einer besonderen Ausgestaltung des Hufeisens und unter gänzlichem Fortfall der starren Unterlage zu ermöglichen. Zu diesem Zwecke wird die den hinteren Teil des Hufeisens bedeckende Filzplatte einfach mit zwei unabhängig voneinander an ihr befestigten Zapfen versehen, die in die an und für sich am Hufeisen befindlichen Steckgrifflöcher eingesteckt werden.The aim of the invention is to fix the felt plate with the omission of a special one To enable design of the horseshoe and with the complete elimination of the rigid base. For this purpose, the felt plate covering the rear part of the horseshoe is simply made with two independent of each other provided on her pegs which are in and of themselves on the horseshoe Handle holes are inserted.

Auf der Zeichnung ist in den Fig. 3, 4 und 5 eine Ausführungsform der Erfindung angewendet auf ein Taueisen dargestellt, und zwar ist Fig. 3 eine Draufsicht auf die Unterfläche des Hufeisens mit aufgelegter Filzplatte; Fig. 4 ist ein senkrechter Querschnitt durch das Hufeisen nach Linie 4-4 der Fig. 3, in Pfeilrichtung gesehen; Fig. 5 ist eine Unteransicht der neuen Filzauflage.In the drawing, an embodiment of the invention is applied in FIGS. 3, 4 and 5 shown on a rope iron, namely Fig. 3 is a plan view of the lower surface of the horseshoe with the felt plate on top; Figure 4 is a vertical cross section through the horseshoe along line 4-4 of Figure 3, seen in the direction of the arrow; Fig. 5 is a bottom view the new felt pad.

An der Filzplatte d sind zwei Zapfen g befestigt. Die Zapfen sitzen an einem Eisenrahmen h, der mit Stiften i in die FilzplatteTwo pins g are attached to the felt plate d. The tenons sit on an iron frame h, the one with pins i in the felt plate

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intervenes. The whole thing is made of cast iron. The tenons are in the ones at the rear of the Horseshoe located holes for the plug-in handles.

It is clear that it is for the new edition. is completely indifferent to how the horseshoe im is specially designed. If a rope iron is selected in the version shown was, whose legs through a crossbar

ίο are connected, the edition can of course find application just as well in an ordinary open horseshoe. The horseshoe does not need in any way for the consolidation of the felt pad to be specially designed. Sufficient for this attachment only the handle holes that are already present.

But the rigid base for carrying the felt plate is also no longer necessary; It is completely useless with common horseshoes. They can only be used if, at the same time, the horseshoe is equipped with special means for attaching the support plate. For example, if you wanted to attach pegs g to the support plate e of the known design shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, as indicated by dotted lines, then you could indeed omit the web b of the horseshoe, so use a very common horseshoe and the pegs Insert g into the handle holes k . But the support plate with the tenons g would only fit a single horseshoe. Once the Hufeisenschenk.el a 'small stand apart little more or together are closer, would the distance between the Zap'fen g no longer be correct. So you would be forced to make special support plates e for each horseshoe.

In addition, the support plates would have to be worked very precisely, since even very slight inaccuracies would result in the pin g not fitting.

If, however, as in the proposal according to the invention, two pegs g are attached to the felt plate independently of one another, the support can easily be used with any horseshoe. The felt plate itself is elastic enough to allow the spacing of the pegs g from one another to be increased or decreased by being pulled apart or compressed. The elasticity of the felt plate is used to be able to use the support for a wide variety of horseshoe sizes.

As can be seen from FIG. 4, the pins g are provided with recesses / which, in conjunction with a corresponding recess tu in the wall of the plug-in handle hole, form a conical channel running obliquely to the vertical plane of the plug-in handle. A correspondingly conical tool can be driven into this channel in a known manner for the purpose of driving out the plug-in handle.

It can be used in place of felt, for the pad also another elastic material, such as B. rubber, cork, vegetable fiber mass o. The like., Use · find.

Ρλ τ ε ν τ claim:

A pad for horseshoes consisting of a felt plate, characterized by two Pins attached to the felt plate independently of each other for insertion into the grip holes of the horseshoe.

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