Gate hinge

Movable or removable closures – With means mounting closure for swinging

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16379, 16390, 16392, 49398, E05D 1500

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051992183

ABSTRACT:
A hinge for mounting a wooden gate to a wooden fence post. This hinge features a protected pivot point so as to minimize deterioration of the pivot point by weathering, lips that coact with the fence post so as to counter act gate sagging over time and thus maintain the gate in a square orientation and a design that limits the gate opening or swing to one direction only. The hinge is comprised of a non-moving stirrup member mounted in a notch cut into the fence post and a moving stirrup member that is attached to the gate. The pivot pin of the hinge is mounted within a notch in the fence post so that it is protected from the elements. The notch in the fence post also supports the non-moving stirrup member of the hinge so as to minimize gate sagging. The simplicity of the hinge design provides a gate hinge that is inexpensive to manufacture and simple to assemble and install.

REFERENCES:
patent: 183503 (1876-10-01), McEntire
patent: 1020019 (1912-03-01), Boone
patent: 1249516 (1917-12-01), Schell
patent: 1573231 (1926-02-01), Economides
patent: 2027724 (1936-01-01), Etzel
patent: 2133663 (1938-10-01), Johnson et al.

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