Toy trailer
AssigneeFranz Schneider GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsFrank Schneider, Rainer Luther
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Abstract
The toy trailer comprising a chassis and a loading trough arranged thereon is characterized in that the loading trough is both detachable from the chassis and tiltable about an axle extending in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis of the chassis.
Claims13
A toy trailer comprising a chassis having a longitudinal axis and a loading trough arranged thereon, the loading trough is both detachable from the chassis and tiltable about an axle member extending in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis of the chassis, the axle member being fastened to an underside of a rearward end of the loading trough and is held in a first rotational position in a bearing block of the chassis and is released in a second rotational position to exit rearwards out of the bearing block, wherein the axle member has at least one circular attachments from which a corresponding circle segment is cut away, and the bearing block comprises an accommodating chamber for a central portion of the axle member containing the attachment, with a rearward exit opening having a height which is smaller than a diameter of the attachment and greater than a height of the cut-away circle segment of the attachment.
A to trailer comprising a chassis having a longitudinal axis and a loading trough arranged thereon, the loading trough is both detachable from the chassis and tiltable about an axle member extending in a direction transverse to the longitudinal axis of the chassis the axle member being fastened to an underside of a rearward end of the loading trough and is held in a first rotational position in a bearing block of the chassis and is released in a second rotational position to exit rearwards out of the bearing block, wherein handles are mounted on lateral ends of the axle member for adjusting the two rotational positions of the axle member, and the two rotational positions are defined by projections in the shape of a circular arc on wall sections of the loading trough, over which the handles slide and wherein the handles lock in place at the respective ends of the circular arc shaped projections.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.