Cargo shoring assembly for a freight transport vehicle
OwnerGerald D. Martin, Joseph E. Martininventors
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A pair of extenders are slidably carried in opposite ends of an elongated hollow-form cargo-engaging member. A latching clip is pivotally mounted on each of the extenders adjacent to its outer end and is adapted to releasably engage an E-Track secured to opposing interior walls of a semi-trailer, railroad car or ship's cargo hold. Diametrically opposing latch clip-receiving slots extend inwardly from each end of the cargo-engaging member a distance sufficient to permit the latch to be received within and protected by the cargo-engaging member when not in use. Diametrically opposing latch clip-receiving notches project inwardly from the outer end of each extender a distance sufficient to permit the extender to partially reinforce the latch clip during use without eliminating pivotal movement of the latch clip relative to the extender.
In a cargo-shoring assembly adapted to releasably engage opposing mounting members secured to a freight transport vehicle, said cargo-shoring assembly being provided with (a) an elongated hollow-form cargo-engaging member having opposing first and second ends;
In a cargo-shoring assembly adapted to releasably engage opposing mounting members secured to a freight transport vehicle, said cargo-shoring assembly being provided with (a) an elongated hollow-form cargo-engaging member having opposing first and second ends;
A cargo-shoring assembly adapted to releasably engage a mounting member secured to a freight transport vehicle, said assembly comprising:
A cargo-shoring assembly adapted to releasably engage a mounting member secured to a freight transport vehicle, said assembly comprising:
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