Earth working – Tool – standard or connection – Removable tool portion
Reexamination Certificate
2007-05-01
2007-05-01
Will, Thomas B. (Department: 3679)
Earth working
Tool, standard or connection
Removable tool portion
C172S772000, C172S753000, C172S762000, C172S769000, C037S456000, C037S458000, C037S459000, C403S317000, C403S318000, C403S319000
Reexamination Certificate
active
11271466
ABSTRACT:
A securing arrangement for a tool (7) of an agricultural tillage implement of a type having a tapered interconnection between a socket (5) on the tool and an adaptor piece (3) adapted for mounting onto a tine (1) of the tillage implement. The adaptor piece (3) has a recess (9) which can be an aperture or a pair of transverse arcuate slots (31) for receiving a retaining pin(11). The socket (5) on the tool has notches (15) on its opposed sides and a portion (13) on the retaining pin in use engages into at least one of the notches (15) to prevent disengagement of the socket (5) from the adaptor piece (3). The adaptor piece can be integral with the tine.
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Chapman Thomas George
Ward Graeme Stanley
Ferguson Michael P.
Klauber & Jackson
Osmundson Australia Pty Ltd
Will Thomas B.
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