Cultivator tooth clamp
AssigneeKent Manufacturing Co., Inc.
InventorKenneth A. Hake
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AssigneeKent Manufacturing Co., Inc.
InventorKenneth A. Hake
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A clamp for mounting an agricultural spring tooth to a square cross section tool bar includes an L-shaped angle bracket, one leg having a transverse slot near a free end thereof, the other leg having a bolt receiving aperture near its end, and a partially channel shaped retaining clip having a transverse slot near one end and a bolt receiving aperture near the other end. The bracket is mounted on the tool bar in contact with two adjacent sides of the square bar, the mounting of the spring tooth shank being received in the bracket slot and contacting another side of the bar, and the clip being overlayed on the mounting shank with the end of the one leg received in the clip slot. A bolt is passed through the other leg, the clip, and the shank, clamping same together on the tool bar. Side flanges on the retaining clip rest adjacent side edges of the mounting shank whereby, in cooperation with the clip slot, lateral pivoting of the tooth is resisted.
A clamp for mounting an agricultural implement to a square section tool bar, said implement being at times subject to transverse force components parallel to said bar and having a substantially planar mounting shank with opposite side edges, said clamp comprising:
A clamp for mounting an agricultural implement to a square cross section tool bar, said implement being at times subject to transverse force components parallel to said bar and having a substantially planar mounting shank with opposite side edges, said clamp comprising:
In combination, a clamp, an agricultural implement and a square cross section bar, said clamp mounting said implement to said bar, said implement being at times subject to transverse force components parallel to said bar and having a substantially planar mounting shank with opposite parallel side edges and a bolt receiving aperture formed adjacent a free end thereof, said clamp being an angular bracket having one leg with a bolt receiving aperture adjacent a free end thereof, another leg having a slot adjacent a free end thereof for receiving said shank, and having a portion of said other leg projecting beyond said slot, said clamp being mounted on said tool bar with said legs engaging adjacent sides of said bar and said shank being received in said bracket slot and engaging a side of said bar opposite that engaged by said one leg, said shank aperture and said bracket aperture being aligned and receiving a bolt therethrough, the improvement comprising:
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