Post footing form holder and stabilizer system
OwnerMario Louis DePirroinventor
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There is disclosed a post footing form holder and stabilizer system which includes a collar formed by a peripheral side wall and being open at the top and bottom ends thereof, a flange positioned along the bottom edge and extending inwardly for a short distance thereby to act as a bottom stop for a post form inserted within the collar, a plurality of legs mounted on the collar and extending downwardly therefrom and having stop means associated with each leg, each of the stop means being spaced a distance upwardly from the lower end of the legs, and stabilizer means formed by a clamp ring consisting of a ring wall having an interrupted portion, clamp means overlying the interrupted portion and constructed to draw the opposed ends of the interrupted portion together and positionally lock in a closed position, the ring further including a plurality of tie means mounted thereon along the outer surface and a plurality of stabilizer rods constructed for attachment to the tie means at one end, and to the ground surface at the opposed end, the clamp ring being designed for positioning about a post form inserted within the collar and firmly held in position by the clamp means and securing the post form in position by insertion of the stabilizer rods between the clamp ring and the ground such that a post footing may be formed wherein the lower end of the footing has a greater cross sectional diameter than the upper portion of the footing.
A post footing form holder and stabilizer system for use in conjunction with a post form and stabilizer means for positioning and retaining the post form in its use position, comprising in combination,
A post footing form holder and stabilizer system for use in conjunction with a post form and stabilizer means for positioning and retaining the post form in its use position, comprising in combination,
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