Resiliently biased tie-down anchor

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1975-11-28

1977-02-22

Paperner, L. J.

Railway rolling stock

Car framing and structure

Freight

62239, 98 6, 105422, 105477, 248499, 280179A, 296 40, B60P 704, B60P 712, B61D 1710, B61D 4500

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040086690

ABSTRACT:
A cargo tie-down anchoring apparatus for a refrigerated van and the like comprising series of resiliently biased eye bolts disposed in grooves along opposite sides of the floor of the van, which eye bolts extend through the floor and transverse floor supporting flanged beams, said eye bolts, when not in use, being in retracted position in the respective floor grooves so as not to interfere with loading and unloading of the van with the usual perishable cargo and when in use, being elevated above the floor level and engaged by hooks at the ends of flexible strap assemblies having buckle means for tightening the strap assemblies over heavy cargo such as steel coils.

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