Four position gate latch assembly

Closure fasteners – Bolts – Sliding and swinging

Reexamination Certificate

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C292S064000, C292S066000, C292S067000, C292S145000, C292S146000, C292S292000, C292S341150, C292SDIG029, C292SDIG063, C256S001000, C256S073000

Reexamination Certificate

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07021678

ABSTRACT:
A four position gate latch (20) that is used to fasten and lock a gate. The gate latch includes a self fastening gravity gate latch (22) that is fastened to one face of the gate. A gate latch bracket (28) is fastened to the gate on an opposed face, mating with said gate latch. A latch striker bar slideably extends from the bracket such that the striker bar interfaces with the gate latch and links the gate portions together. A locking bolt (60) slideably extends though the bracket, allowing it to interface with the gate latch and provide positive locking capabilities. The gate latch is capable of being placed in a self fastening gravity gate latch conventional position, a locked position with the locking bolt penetrating a padlock hole, an unlatched position that permits the gate to swing inward on the gate latch side without interference, and a free-swinging position that permits the gate to pivot in both directions.

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