US34036A - Improvement in mode of attaching breeching to shafts of carriages - Google Patents
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- the present invention consists in providing a new and peculiar mode of attaching the holdbackstraps or breeching to the thills of vehicles, by means of which the said straps are immediately selfunfastened in case the tugs should break or become unhitched.
- Figure 1 is a plan or top view of my improved arrangement of devices for attaching the breeching of the harness of a horse to shafts of carriages.
- Fig. 2 is a central longitudinal vertical section through a portion of the shaft of a carriage with my improvements applied thereto.
- Fig. 3 is a side view of the same, and Fig. 4 is a transverse vertical section.
- a a in the accompanying drawings represent the shaft of a carriage or vehicle.
- a metallic plate I having a hook c.
- d is a stud or projection with beveled sides placed upon or forming a part of the plate I), and which extends above the same to the under surface of the hook c at or near the end f of the same.
- g is a lip upon each side of the surface h of the hook c.
- 2' is a spring-clutch, made of the form rep resented in the drawings and consisting of a circular portion 1.: with spring jaws or arms Z. Upon each end m of the jaws or arms Z and forming a part thereof are hooks n that meet at or near the central longitudinal axis of the spring-clutch 2', and which have the outer Zurface 0 of each beveled, as represented in p p is a partition extending from each side of the curved portion 70 of the clutchz' nearly half-way across the same, thereby leaving a slot r, through which the holdback-strap is slipped into the opening 3 of the said curved portion k.
- a spring-clutch constructed as set forth, is permanently attached, as hereinabove described, and the spring jaws or arms Z, being passed under the hook c of the shaft or beyond the stud or projection d, will engage with the lips g of the hook c.
- the clutch t' of the harness in holding back the carriage acts against the hook 0; but when a breakage of the tugs or traces or an unhitching of the same occurs the clutch is disengaged from the shaft as follows, viz: The clutch t' swings in its bearings of the hook c by the drawing of the breeching occasioned by the forward motion of the horse until it is reversed, or nearly so, in position, as represented by red lines in Fig. 1, when the beveled sides 0 pass by or slip over the stud or projection (1, thereby relieving the clutches of the harness from the shafts.
- the stud or projection 01 serves to retain the clutch in its proper position under the hook 0 when the straps are acting to hold back the vehicle or carriage, but that it is so arranged as to permit of the immediate release of the clutch from the hook when de sired.
- spring-clutches other than that herein described may be used, the principal object and feature of the present invention being to attach to the holdback-straps or breeching of a harness a springclutch which will so engage with a hook having a suitable stud or projection placed upon the shaft of the carriage as to be immediately self-released from I the same when a breakage or unhitohing 0f the tugs should occur.
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Patented Dec.- 24, 1861.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
G. F. HOLLAND, OF IiEOMINSTER, MASSACHUSETTS.
IMPROVEMENT IN MODE 0F ATTACHING BREECHING TO SHAFTS OF CARRIAGES.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 34,036, dated December 14, 1861.
To all whom it may concern;
Be it known that I, G. F. HOLLAND, of Leominster, in the county of \Vorcester and State of Massachusetts, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in the Mode of Attaching the Holdback -Straps to Thills of Vehicles; and I do declare that the following description, taken in connection with the accompanying drawings, hereinafter referred to, forms a full and exact specification of the same, wherein I have set forth the nature and principles of my said improvements by which my invention may be distinguished from all others of a similar class, together with such parts as I claim and desire to have secured to me by Letters Patent.
The present invention consists in providing a new and peculiar mode of attaching the holdbackstraps or breeching to the thills of vehicles, by means of which the said straps are immediately selfunfastened in case the tugs should break or become unhitched. The many advantages resulting from so attaching the holdback-straps to the thills as to permit of their being self-unfasteners in case of any accident to the vehicle, whereby the horse is set free from the same, are evident, and therefore I need not herein particularly specify them.
I accomplish the above-described and muchdesired result by attaching to each end of the holdback-straps that have usually been secured directly to the shaft a spring-clutch, which so engages with a standard or stud upon the shafts as to be immediately relieved from the same if any accident occur or the traces become unhitched or broken.
The principal features and objects of my improvements having been thus set forth, I will proceed to describe in detail the peculiar construction and operation of the same.
In the accompanying plate of drawings, Figure 1 is a plan or top view of my improved arrangement of devices for attaching the breeching of the harness of a horse to shafts of carriages. Fig. 2 is a central longitudinal vertical section through a portion of the shaft of a carriage with my improvements applied thereto. Fig. 3 is a side view of the same, and Fig. 4 is a transverse vertical section.
a a in the accompanying drawings represent the shaft of a carriage or vehicle. Upon the upper surface of the shaft or is permanently secured by screws or otherwise a metallic plate I) having a hook c.
d is a stud or projection with beveled sides placed upon or forming a part of the plate I), and which extends above the same to the under surface of the hook c at or near the end f of the same. g is a lip upon each side of the surface h of the hook c.
2' is a spring-clutch, made of the form rep resented in the drawings and consisting of a circular portion 1.: with spring jaws or arms Z. Upon each end m of the jaws or arms Z and forming a part thereof are hooks n that meet at or near the central longitudinal axis of the spring-clutch 2', and which have the outer Zurface 0 of each beveled, as represented in p p is a partition extending from each side of the curved portion 70 of the clutchz' nearly half-way across the same, thereby leaving a slot r, through which the holdback-strap is slipped into the opening 3 of the said curved portion k.
To each end of the breeching of the harness of a horse a spring-clutch, constructed as set forth, is permanently attached, as hereinabove described, and the spring jaws or arms Z, being passed under the hook c of the shaft or beyond the stud or projection d, will engage with the lips g of the hook c. The clutch t' of the harness in holding back the carriage acts against the hook 0; but when a breakage of the tugs or traces or an unhitching of the same occurs the clutch is disengaged from the shaft as follows, viz: The clutch t' swings in its bearings of the hook c by the drawing of the breeching occasioned by the forward motion of the horse until it is reversed, or nearly so, in position, as represented by red lines in Fig. 1, when the beveled sides 0 pass by or slip over the stud or projection (1, thereby relieving the clutches of the harness from the shafts.
It will be seen from the above description that the stud or projection 01 serves to retain the clutch in its proper position under the hook 0 when the straps are acting to hold back the vehicle or carriage, but that it is so arranged as to permit of the immediate release of the clutch from the hook when de sired.
It will be evident that various forms of spring-clutches other than that herein described may be used, the principal object and feature of the present invention being to attach to the holdback-straps or breeching of a harness a springclutch which will so engage with a hook having a suitable stud or projection placed upon the shaft of the carriage as to be immediately self-released from I the same when a breakage or unhitohing 0f the tugs should occur.
Having thus described my improvements, I shall state my claim as follows:
I do not claim, broadly, any arrangement of devices which will permit the breeching to be disengaged from the shafts of vehicles G. F. HOLLAND.
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A. W. BROWN, JOSEPH GAVETT.
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