Saddle support mechanism
AssigneeAccord Enterprise Corporation
InventorTen-Yi Lai
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Abstract
A saddle support includes a post, two bases engaged in the post for supporting saddle wires and each has a tapered surface formed in the lower portion, two clamping members each having a flange for engaging with the saddle wires and a tapered surface for engaging with the tapered surfaces of the bases. A bolt is engaged through the clamping members and the bases for forcing the clamping members toward each other. The flanges of the clamping members are forced downward to engage with the saddle wires when the tapered surfaces are engaged with each other and when the clamping members are forced toward each other by the bolt.
Claims3
A saddle support mechanism comprising:
- a post including a hole laterally formed therein and having two end portions,
- two bases each including a stub formed thereon for engaging with said end portions of said hole, and each including a pair of ears extended away from said post for supporting saddle wires thereon, each of said bases including a lower portion having a first tapered surface formed therein,
- two clamping members slidingly disposed between said ears of said bases respectively and each including an upper portion having a flange formed thereon for engaging with said saddle wires and a lower portion having a second tapered surface formed therein for engaging with said first tapered surfaces of said bases,
- a bolt engaged through said clamping members, said bases and said hole of said post in order to force said clamping members toward each other so as to fix said clamping members and said bases to said post, and
- means biased between said bases and said clamping members respectively,
- said clamping members being caused to move downward relative to said bases when said first tapered surfaces are engaged with said second tapered surfaces, respectively, and when said clamping members are forced toward each other by said bolt,
- whereby, said flanges of said clamping members are forced to move downward relative to said bases in order to fix said saddle wires in place.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.