Uncoupling lever assembly
AssigneeStanrail Corporation
InventorNicholas Krzanowsky
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Abstract
An uncoupling lever assembly for a railroad car has first and second lever members. A plurality of sleeves are attached to one of the lever members. The other lever member extends through the sleeves in telescoping relation to the one member. Each sleeve is lined by a pair of oppositely-disposed, generally L-shaped glide members. Each glide member has a base with flexible hooks engaging a portion of the sleeve. An integral leg extends from the base and lies next to an adjacent portion of the sleeve.
Claims5
An uncoupling lever assembly for a railroad car, comprising first and second lever members, a plurality of sleeves attached to one of the lever members, the other lever member extending through the sleeves in telescoping relation to said one lever member, and a pair of generally L-shaped glide members disposed directly opposite one another and lining each sleeve, each glide member having a base engaging a portion of the sleeve and a leg extending from the base, the leg lying next to an adjacent portion of the sleeve, the base and leg of the glide members being sized such that there are gaps between the base of one glide member and the leg of the other glide member of a pair.
An uncoupling lever assembly for a railroad car, comprising first and second lever members, a central member, a plurality of sleeves attached to the central member, the first and second lever members extending through the sleeves in telescoping relation, and a pair of generally L-shaped glide members disposed directly opposite one another and lining each sleeve, each glide member having a base engaging a portion of the sleeve and a leg extending from the base, the leg lying next to an adjacent portion of the sleeve, the base and leg of the glide members being sized such that there are gaps between the base of one glide member and the leg of the other glide member of a pair.
In an uncoupler lever assembly for a railroad car, first and second lever members, and a plurality of sleeves holding the lever members in telescoping relation, the improvement comprising a pair of generally L-shaped glide members disposed directly opposite one another and lining each sleeve, each glide member having a base engaging a portion of the sleeve and a leg extending from the base, the leg lying next to an adjacent portion of the sleeve, the base and leg of the glide members being sized such that there are gaps between the base of one glide member and the leg of the other glide member of a pair.
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