Automatic locking transformer bracket

Supports – Brackets – Specially mounted or attached

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211107, 248231, A47B 9606

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052753689

ABSTRACT:
A bracket full automatically securing a transformer to a utility pole, wherein the bracket includes an elongated base attached to the utility pole, a multi-linked belt for attaching the base to the utility pole, and a keeper pivotally connected to the base for automatically engaging a carrier connected to the transformer when said carrier is positioned on said keeper. The bracket further includes means for automatically locking the keeper in a closed position about said carrier and means for automatically anchoring a lower portion of the transformer to the base concurrent with the engagement of the carrier by the keeper.

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