DE404741C - Dishes for draft animals - Google Patents

Description

GERMAN EMPIRE

ISSUED OCTOBER 28, 1924

REICH PATENT OFFICE

PATENT LETTERING

CLASS 56 a GROUP 2

(Κ8 ₉ 6 ₉ 4ΐΙ \ ₅ 6α)

Käding & Trenner G. m. B. H. in Stralsund.

Dishes for draft animals. Patented in the German Empire on May 24, 1924.

In harnesses for draft animals, certain ι straps are connected. The joints Part superimposed from two and \ dung of parts sewn together by Verschnallen herding edges leather | posed. . share formed. The buckles required for this were made up of harness parts, other parts have to be made by leather parts by means of leather caps on the leather parts

Claims (3)

attached by sewing. There were also special leather loops in front of and behind the buckles sewn to insert the protruding ends of the strings. Both the leather material required for the required loops and the manual labor involved made the production of such harnesses considerably more expensive. There was also the disadvantage that the ends of the strings protruding from the leather loops showed a tendency to bend as a result of the influence of moisture and temperature, so that over time it became more and more difficult to insert the ends of the strings into the loops. 'This curvature of the ends of the strings took place even when several loops were used in a row, because these! If the ends of the strings were not able to protect them sufficiently from the effects of the weather. 'Frequent tearing out of the loops made reform, para structures necessary and hanging around the stripping ends prevented the reins of draft animals and often indebted hazards. All of these deficiencies are intended to be eliminated by the invention. The essence of the invention is to be seen in the fact that the cavity present between the leather parts sewn one above the other is used to accommodate the ends of the strings protruding beyond the buckles. In the drawing the invention is at- ^; for example shown. Fig. Ι shows a fraction of a doubled harness after making the connection between the rope and the leather part in view. Fig. 2 is a section in the direction AB of Fig. I. Fig. 3 is a view similar to that of Fig. I, but with the cord bent back. In the doubled dishes leather parts reach a, b in the way to the _application, that they, as can be seen in Figures 1 and 3,;. be connected at the edges by sutures c . The outer leather part α has received a transverse slit d for the purpose of inserting the leather cord. The ensuing \ weakening of the outer leather portion is α outweighed by a riveted, also: slotted metal plate e. In the illustrated embodiment, these I \ e metal plate is designed so that it can serve to Ankappen the buckle / to the leather parts simultaneously. The metal plate e bridges the transverse web g of the buckle f, which acts as the axis of rotation, and can be covered on the inside with a leather strip for the purpose of achieving noiseless I and slight friction. When using particularly large buckles, however, the metal plate for stiffening the insertion slot and for capping the buckle can be produced in separate parts. The leather strap Ii is used to connect the illustrated part of the crockery with other crockery parts. It is significantly narrower than the leather parts σ, b and consequently enables the cavity i present between the edge seams c to be used for inserting the end of ^{the cord A 1} protruding beyond the buckle. The mode of operation of the invention is easy to understand with reference to the drawing. The slot d is quite close to the buckle /. As a result, it does not matter whether the cord // is pulled more or less far through the buckle / and is ^{inserted more or less deeply with its end A 1} into the leather cavity i *. It is essential that the end of the cord is prevented from bending in the leather cavity, so that it can always be easily passed through the slot. The invention also offers the advantage that cleaning is facilitated because the as Mudflap-acting loops are completely eliminated. Finally will by the invention also the appearance of the harness at the connection points Leather parts and stripping improved. Pat ε nt-An s ρ ruche: i. Harness for draft animals, characterized in that the outer leather straps of the doubled crockery items close to those with the leather strips of other crockery items to be connected buckles are provided with transverse slits that allow the insertion of the cable ends in between the both leather straps of the duplicated crockery parts allow existing cavity. 2. Crockery according to claim 1, characterized in that the outer straps of the Duplicated crockery parts at the slotted points by means of appropriately slotted metal plates are stiffened. 3. Crockery according to claim ι and 2, characterized in that the with Ein No Insert slot for the ends of the strings provided metal plates with extensions that are used to articulate the buckles. 1 sheet of drawings.