Pulley with a pivoting flange and built-in jammer

Implements or apparatus for applying pushing or pulling force – Device or member for contacting and guiding moving cable – Including rotatable – cable contacting – pulley wheel element

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254406, B66D 310

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058458948

ABSTRACT:
A pulley comprises a pair of flanges, a rotary roller mounted on a first spindle, and a second flange which oscillates on the first spindle. A jammer is incorporated inside the pulley and comprises a pivotable tumbler on a second spindle between an active locking position and an inactive unlocking position of a rope. The second spindle is tubular and extends parallel to the first spindle, and includes an internal orifice disposed to come into alignment with a hole of the second flange when the second flange reaches a position near to a closed position, so as to enable a snap-hook to be attached through an orifice of the tumbler simultaneously resulting in locking of the second flange in the closed position.

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patent: 916091 (1909-03-01), Batzer
patent: 1408273 (1922-02-01), Davis
patent: 2638184 (1953-05-01), Sturdivant
patent: 2754084 (1956-07-01), Le Bus, Sr.
patent: 3191910 (1965-06-01), Eitel
patent: 5056760 (1991-10-01), Jorgensen

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