Truck body tail gate

Land vehicles: bodies and tops – Bodies – End gates

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108134, 182 91, 248240, 280166, B62D 2500

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040293556

ABSTRACT:
The structure disclosed embraces a pair of vertical angle iron brackets welded to the rear ends of side walls of a truck service body in the plane of the rear end opening of the latter. A rectangular sheet metal tail gate having tapering end flanges welded thereto, the latter being provided with upper and lower pairs of laterally extending bolts, the lower pair of which extend laterally into vertical slots in the lower portions of said brackets and the upper pair of which extend laterally into notches formed in the upper ends of said brackets. The tail gate is normally held in vertical position closing the rear end of the truck body and is adapted to be readily shifted to horizontally rearwardly extending position by lifting said tail gate to remove the upper bolts from said notches and then swinging it downwardly until the wider lower ends of said end flanges abut against lower end portions of said brackets, this rigidly supporting the tail gate horizontally.

REFERENCES:
patent: 338545 (1886-03-01), Noyes
patent: 1883473 (1932-10-01), Barrett
patent: 1953298 (1934-04-01), Goodwin
patent: 2742317 (1956-04-01), Chandler
patent: 3421458 (1969-01-01), Salkoff

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