Jointing rod end protective cover with guiders

Abstract

A jointing rod end protective sleeve with a guide is disclosed, the subject to be solved is that, the guide is exposed upwardly at rear side of the current rod end protective sleeve which is able to freely slide a stop block, if a long sleeve is added singly to form a total sleeve, the entire structure is enlarged and inconvenient. When being installed, an angler whose hands are in normal size only holds the sleeve with one hand while using fingers to press the stop block for inhibiting the advance, either way, the binding belt is not pressed. Accordingly, the coiled binding belt makes the protective sleeve more inconvenient. The solution is that, in terms of length of current extending cover part (41) and at the time of pulling out the stop block (47) backwardly to a maximum extent, the protective sleeves is designed to locate upon a root (35) of the binding belt (33) from the back end thereof, thus adjusting the entire length.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a jointing rod end protection sleeve with a guide. Background technique

[0002] Fig. 15 is a jointed rod end protector 101 with a guide of a conventional product (Patent Document 1).

[0003] The rod end protector 101 holds a locking block 107 on which the rod end t is attached so as to be slidable in the front and rear directions in the cylindrical body 103 .

[0004] When the rod end protector 101 is used, even when the locking block 107 is pressed to the front side of the cylindrical body 103 to the maximum, some of the plurality of guides g installed on the rod end t are located in the notch 105 On the top, it is exposed upward, and the exposed state is unstable in terms of strength depending on the type of guide g.

[0005] The reason why the locking block 107 adopts free sliding is that the rod end can be easily and reliably installed on the locking block 107 without damage by pulling the locking block 107 out from the...

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