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Self-maintaining winches
   
Document Number
US Patent 4252298
Issued Date
February 24, 1981
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A resilient ring is provided as an attachment to fit around the barrel of a winch for jamming the end turn of a loaded rope wound around the barrel against the adjacent turn thereby obviating the need to apply manual tension to the tail of the rope.
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Published
February 24, 1981
Application Number
05/948,541
Filed
October 4, 1978
US Classification
254/371   254/266
Int'l Classification
B63H   9/00   (20060101)   B63H   9/10   (20060101)   B66D   1/00   (20060101)   B66D   1/74   (20060101)  
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Nov 12, 1977 [GB] 47183/77
USPTO Field of Search
254/15R   254/138   254/175.3   254/175.5   254/175.6   254/175.7   254/186HC   254/191   242/155R   242/117   242/125.1   242/47.01   242/47.09   242/47.12   74/230.24   74/230.7   114/218   226/168  
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