Railway draft appliances – Cushioned – Cooperating parts fixed to car
Patent
1975-07-07
1977-08-16
Reeves, Robert B.
Railway draft appliances
Cushioned
Cooperating parts fixed to car
213 69, B61G 920
Patent
active
040421171
ABSTRACT:
A wear plate is disclosed herein for use in a railway car center sill to prevent or minimize wearing of the upper bearing surface of each of the horizontal key slots, due to the rubbing action of a draft key. The wear plate includes an elongated wear face which is positioned between the upper bearing surface and key and covers the upper bearing surface. At least one upwardly-extending flange is provided for securing the wear plate to the center sill and for maintaining the wear face in position to protect the upper bearing surface.
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Buckeye International Inc.
Pigott, Jr. Charles F.
Reeves Robert B.
Shannon John P.
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