Easy-to-detach vine climbing fixing bracket

Abstract

The invention discloses an easy-to-detach vine climbing and fixing bracket, which comprises a hollow stable frame and a main rod. Socketing, the other end of the bracket forms a flexible connection with one end of the bracket pole through the first pin shaft. The snap ring is composed of two half rings with side ears at both ends, and threaded holes are left on the side ears. Screw rods for fixing the snap ring are plugged into the holes. The easy-to-detach vine climbing and fixing bracket overcomes the shortcomings in the prior art. The product used is simple in structure, high in strength and does not abuse wood, and can ensure a more even distribution of vine climbing plants. The bracket is tree-shaped The lighting is very good, and the telescopic structure in it saves the necessary space, and the disassembly method is simple.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of motors, in particular to an easy-to-detach vine climbing and fixing bracket. Background technique [0002] Vines, vines, a kind of flexible or soft woody or herbaceous climbing plants rooted in the soil, with slender stems that cannot stand upright, and have the climbing habit of climbing up to others by virtue of their own function or special structure, When there is nothing else to cling to, it grows prostrate or hanging. At present, when farmers plant climbing crops, they generally use branches and branches cut from the mountain, or use bamboo poles to make climbing vines. Cutting down a large number of tree branches will destroy the vegetation. Moreover, the existing vine-covered racks are perishable, have short service life, low light receiving rate, are inconvenient to disassemble and cannot be reused. For this reason, we propose an easy-to-detach vine climbing and fixing bracket. Contents of the ...

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[0002] Vines, vines, a kind of flexible or soft woody or herbaceous climbing plants rooted in the soil, with slender stems that cannot stand upright, and have the climbing habit of climbing up to others by virtue of their own function or special structure, When there is nothing else to cling to, it grows prostrate or hanging. At present, when farmers plant climbing crops, they generally use branches and branches cut from the mountain, or use bamboo poles to make climbing vines. Cutting down a large number of tree branches will destroy the vegetation. Moreover, the existing rattan racks are perishable, have short service life, low light receiving rate, are inconvenient to disassemble and cannot be reused. Therefore, we propose an easy-to-detach rattan climbing and fixing bracket

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