Ships – Towing or pushing – Coupling means
Patent
1986-11-28
1988-04-19
Basinger, Sherman D.
Ships
Towing or pushing
Coupling means
24115K, 248499, D12317, D12162, D 8382, 114253, 114218, B63B 2158
Patent
active
047382163
ABSTRACT:
A rope anchor for use in situations in which frequent attachment and removal of the rope is required. The anchor has a U-shaped bracket which is secured to a support such as the transom of a boat. The bracket has a central finger midway between and parallel to the bracket legs. The portion of the finger adjacent its attachment to the closed end of the bracket is in the same plane as the bracket legs but the inner end of the finger is bent out of this plane at a minor angle. The legs have stops which position the bracket such that the end of the finger is so spaced from the surface of the bracket support as to create a passage for the rope less than the normal diameter of the rope but large enough to permit the rope to be passed through it when the rope has been diametrically squeezed in one direction. This prevents inadvertent release of the rope when it is slack.
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Camarota Richard J.
Miller James H.
Basinger Sherman D.
ITC Incorporated
Salmon Paul E.
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