ES248355U - Multiple pesebrera (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Multiple manger, which is specially designed for cattle and those with a longitudinal channel for the deposit of the independent food with respect to the area where livestock are located by a framework optionally practicable by the heads of the animals, essentially characterized in that said frame is constituted by a plurality of struts joined by its lower extremity to the floor and provided at its upper end with a cylindrical bushing with longitudinal axis in which through rolling bearings, a longitudinal tube also plays and affects all the struts, having provided that in the middle of each sector of the tube between two struts, it is directed to it a fork from which hangs articulated, by a hinge, a U-shaped collar, with its side branches facing downward and with a distance between them that exceeds that of the animal's neck but not that of its head, with particularity, the two struts corresponding to each collar have, in its lower area, profiles or complementary tubes that emerge laterally and that are then layered down to be inserted in the floor, defining an intermediate step of width slightly lower than the distance between branches of the collar.32. Multiple manger, according to claim 1, characterized in that the distance of the upper longitudinal tube with respect to the base of the struts, the length of the branch of each collar and the height of the profiles or tubes complementary to the struts, are of such magnitude that in the rotational position of the upper longitudinal tube in which the forks adopt a vertical positioning, the end of the branches of each collar appreciably exceed the upper end area of the complementary profiles or tubes, impacting frontally or subsequently on them, in a manner that the collar can swing only in one or the other direction, whereas when the forks adopt a horizontal positioning, the ends of the branches of each collar do not reach the complementary tubes or profiles, being able to swing freely in both directions, having provided for this purpose the existence of a lever associated with the upper longitudinal tube before which the proper turn of the same is made, all in order that the cattle have no access to food, have access to it but is unable to withdraw from the feeder, or have absolute freedom of movement to access said feeder and leave it. 3. Multiple crºche. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)