초록 ▼

This invention discloses an apparatus for removing pins from connecting link boat hardware. After connecting links are used to secure anchors or buoyes to chains, the links often become corroded and it is difficult or impossible to remove the connecting link pin on order to release the anchor or buo

This invention discloses an apparatus for removing pins from connecting link boat hardware. After connecting links are used to secure anchors or buoyes to chains, the links often become corroded and it is difficult or impossible to remove the connecting link pin on order to release the anchor or buoy. The invention is a portable apparatus which can be attached to a connecting link in a position of alignment with the connecting link pin. A plunger is then activated so as to force the pin out of the connecting link so that the connecting link can be disassembled.

대표청구항 ▼

An apparatus for removing pins from connnecting link hardware which comprises: a plunger; a means for supporting and operating said plunger, said means allowing for the longitudinal movement of said plunger; a front side shoe releasably secured to said means for supporting said plunger, said front s

An apparatus for removing pins from connnecting link hardware which comprises: a plunger; a means for supporting and operating said plunger, said means allowing for the longitudinal movement of said plunger; a front side shoe releasably secured to said means for supporting said plunger, said front side shoe having a passageway for the longitudinal movement of said plunger, said front side shoe also having a face side for accepting a connecting link so that said front side shoe aligns said connecting link pin with said plunger; and a back side shoe releasably attachable to said front side shoe, said back side shoe having a passageway for accepting a connecting link pin, said back side shoe also having a face side for accepting a connecting link so that said back side shoe aligns said connecting link pin with said passageway for accepting a connecting link pin; whereby the backside shoe is detached from said front side shoe and a connecting link is placed against the face side of said front side shoe so that the plunger is aligned with the hole in which the connecting link pin is secured; the face side of said back side shoe being aligned with the side of the connecting link pin opposite the front side shoe, so that the back side shoe passageway is opposite said plunger, and said back side shoe being secured to said front side shoe, said means for operating said plunger then being activated to force said plunger against said connecting link pin thereby pushing the connecting link pin out of the connecting link and into the backside shoe passageway.