inclosed space a short distance from the front wall to form a key
space, dogs inclosed within the space and disposed to coact with
the toothed segments and having portions extending across the
key space and adapted to be engaged by a proper key to effect
simultaneous release from the toothed segments, and a spring normally
holding the dogs yieldingly in engagement with the toothed segments.
11. A clamp comprising pivoted jaws, one
of such jaws being provided with transversely spaced toothed segments,
dogs disposed to coact with the toothed segments and having projecting
parts to be engaged by a key to effect release of the dogs from the
toothed segments, and a partition disposed between the pivotal ends
of the dogs to form a key space and having portions cut away to
receive the projecting parts of the dogs.
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12. A clamp comprising pivoted jaws, one of
such jaws being provided with transversely spaced toothed segments,
dogs disposed to coact with the toothed segments and having projecting
parts to be engaged by a key to effect release of the cogs from the
toothed segments, a partition disposed between the pivotal ends of
the dogs to form a key space and having portions cut away to receive
the projecting parts of the dogs, and also formed with a lateral
projection intermediate the cut away portions, and a flat spring
supported upon the later projection of the partition and having its
ends engaging the said dogs.
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JOHN CLAYTON BACKUS. [L.S.] |
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