Rollout stop

Freight accommodation on freight carrier – Load bearer accommodation – Load bearer tripped retainer*

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410 94, B60P 164

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050043870

ABSTRACT:
A stop assembly allowing a body to pass over it in a forward direction but obstructing passage in the opposite backward direction. The rollout stop assembly (10) includes a frame (18) and a pair of stops (20) mounted therein. Each stop includes a camming surface (30) which causes the stop to rotate downwardly into the frame upon engagement by the forward moving body (16), thereby allowing passage. Each stop also includes an abutment surface (32) engagable with the passed body that prevents backward movement of the body.

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