Bracket for T-post fence braces and/or gates
AssigneeNew Farm Products, Inc.
InventorDavid Mark Knapp
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AssigneeNew Farm Products, Inc.
InventorDavid Mark Knapp
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The invention involves a T-post bracket allowing rapid and easy attachment of bracing T-posts to stanchion T-posts for fencing, trellis, or similar applications, and/or rapid and easy attachment of gates or other swinging structures to stanchion T-posts affixed to the bracket. The bracket has one end wherein a stanchion insertion space is provided between a stop member and a pair of retaining tabs, and insertion of a stanchion engagement fastener (e.g., a pin) engages the stanchion within the stanchion insertion space. Engagement legs may extend from the retaining tabs, and a bracing T-post may be fit between the engagement legs and pinned therein by insertion of brace engagement fasteners. Additionally or alternatively, a hinge post may extend from the bracket from a point about the stanchion insertion space, preferably from the stop member, to allow hanging of a gate or other swinging structure from the hinge post (and thus from a stanchion situated within the stanchion insertion space).
A T-post bracket adapted to be received on an elongated T-post having a crossbar with opposing front and rear faces, with a main bar extending generally centrally from the front face and studs extending generally centrally from the rear face opposite the main bar, the studs being spaced along at least a portion of the length of the crossbar, the bracket comprising:
A T-post bracket adapted to be received on an elongated T-post having:
A T-post bracket adapted to be received on an elongated T-post, the T-post having a length defined by:
A T-post bracket for mounting on an elongated T-post, the T-post having a crossbar with opposing front and rear faces, a main bar extending generally centrally from the front face, and studs extending generally centrally from the rear face opposite the main bar, the studs being spaced along the crossbar, the bracket comprising:
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