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US 5,325,620 AGranted
Chair attached fishing pole support
OwnerBernard L. Reed, Nannie S. Reedinventors
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Abstract
A fishing pole support for securement to a chair leg member is arranged such that the support includes an elongate body, having a body leg oriented at an acute angle relative to the body to support a fishing pole thereon. The body is arranged to include an arcuate flange arranged for reception within a receiving cup cavity permitting ease of assemblage of the shaft body and leg relative to the receiving cup. The receiving cup is integral with a split cylindrical sleeve secured to the chair member.
Claims5
A chair attached fishing pole support, comprising,
- a split discontinuous cylindrical sleeve having an outer side wall, with the sleeve formed of a discontinuity including a first flange and a second flange arranged in a facing relationship on opposed sides of the discontinuity, with a fastener directed threadedly through the first flange and the second flange to permit securement of the first flange and the second flange together for securement of the split discontinuous cylindrical sleeve about a chair leg, and
- a receiving cup mounted to the outer side wall, the receiving cup including a receiving cavity, and
- an arcuate flange complementarily received within the receiving cavity, the receiving cup having a receiving cup side wall, with the receiving cup side wall having a side wall slot, with the arcuate flange having a flange supporting rod integrally mounted to the arcuate flange directed through the side wall slot, with a shaft body integrally mounted to the flange supporting rod at a first end of the shaft body, with the shaft body having a body second end, with the body second end including a shaft leg integrally mounted to the second end at an acute included angle to define an intersection of the shaft leg and the shaft body to position a fishing pole at the intersection.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.