Quick disconnect apparatus for a loader boom

Joints and connections – Articulated members – Including static joint

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403344, 403399, 248 741, 248 62, F16B 704, F16L 308

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048879274

ABSTRACT:
A quick disconnect for suspending a generally horizontal boom from a support. A pair of spaced blocks are clamped on the boom. One block has a slot and the other block has a hanger pin. An elongated body is attached to the support. A head at one end of the body has a slot for receiving the hanger pin on the block. A second head, at the other end of the body, has a threaded hanger pin for receiving the slot on the other block so that the boom is supported parallel to the body. The two heads have a pair of detent pins receivable in openings in the two blocks to prevent the boom from pivoting about the hanger pins. The threaded hanger pin has a handle which the user can manipulate to easily connect one of the blocks to the body.

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patent: 4619545 (1986-10-01), Kuttenbaum
patent: 4676472 (1987-06-01), Kamrud, Sr.
patent: 4744149 (1988-05-01), Perna

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