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US 5,104,074 AGranted
Fence support
OwnerJames T. Malloyinventor
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Abstract
Disclosed is a fence support including a generally vertically oriented main support post 31 in the form of a T shaped iron bar and a pair of braces 18. Each brace 18 includes an elongated bearing element 26 that is received in the bites of the T and a collar member 25 fits over the top of the main support post 31 and bearing elements 26 to hold them together. The braces 18 have at their bottom ends stake holders 16 and 17 which receive stakes 23 that are driven into the ground. An anchor 24 holds the main support post 31 in position.
Claims1
A fence support comprising
- a main support post having a top end and a bottom end adapted to be forced into the ground to orient the main support post generally vertically, said main support post having a generally T-cross section at the top end to form at the intersection between a cross bar of the T-cross section and a leg of the T-cross section a pair of corners,
- a pair of braces, each brace having a top end and a bottom end including stake holder means, a pair of elongated hearing elements, each of said elongated bearing elements being mounted by hinge means to the top ends of said braces,
- said main support post and braces being adapted to be assembled into said fence support wherein the elongated bearing elements engage the top end of the main support post, with each elongated bearing element received in one of said corners,
- an anchor element removably attached to the lower end of the main support post which receives the bottom of the main support post, said anchor element including stake holder means with stakes receive therein and driven into the ground,
- a collar member force fitted over the top of the main support post and the elongated bearing elements, attaching said main support post and elongated bearing elements rigidly and fixedly together, and stakes received in the stake holder means of said braces and driven into the ground.
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