Manhole cover support having interbraced top members

Road structure – process – or apparatus – Pavement – Vault cover-closure

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52 20, E02D 2914

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049664891

ABSTRACT:
An improved manhole cover support having a metal body comprising base, seat, and keeper portions, the keeper portion rising above the seat portion and having at least a pair of opposing ends that define a gap between them, a bridging piece for spanning each gap, the bridging piece having at least one free end, a receiver for slidably retaining each free end of each bridging piece, the receiver attached to and protruding outwardly from the keeper portion near the top thereof, the bridging piece including 2 turnbuckle for exerting parting pressure against the receivers that retain it.

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One page from Spec. No. 715-13, N.Y. State Dept. of Transportation, Albany, N.Y., entitles "715-13 Prefabricated Adjustment Rings and Frames for Drainage Units and Manholes"--published prior to 1983.

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