Breaking-in gallows, hanging gallows
The gallows system addresses the challenge of securely hanging objects in the field by using a weight-activated clamping mechanism for stable attachment to trees, enabling easy game gutting and nesting box installation.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- DE · DE
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-01-31
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-16
AI Technical Summary
Hunters and campers often lack the means to easily hang game or other objects in the field due to the absence of suitable hanging facilities, and existing solutions fail to provide secure and stable attachment to trees or posts.
A gallows system that automatically clamps onto a tree or post using the weight of the suspended object, ensuring secure attachment without slipping, featuring a strap and weight-activated clamping mechanism.
The gallows system provides a stable and easy method to hang and remove objects, ensuring secure attachment to trees or posts without slipping, facilitating tasks like game gutting and nesting box installation.
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Abstract
Description
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Because it is much more hygienic to gut game while hanging, but there is often no possibility of hanging game in the forest. 2. Because, for example, when camping there is often no possibility to hang up a camping shower. 3. To hang nesting boxes up and down, and at the same time provide protection against raccoons with the long metal arm. TASK OF INVENTION
[0001] It allows / makes it easier for hunters or campers, for example, to hang up game or other objects. It also makes it easy to hang and take down nesting boxes. SOLUTION
[0002] The task is solved by a gallows which, through a strap and the weight of the suspended object, automatically clamps / presses itself onto the tree / post so that it no longer slips. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION WITH THE HELP OF A DRAWING Fig. Figure 1 shows parts 1 to 13 of the gutting / hanging gallows fully assembled on a log (9). Behind part 4, which prevents the hook from slipping, the hook or the object is hung on part 1. Part 1 presses against the trunk, part 6 prevents it from slipping to the right or left on the trunk. Part 2 prevents slipping downwards or upwards by being hooked into part 7. The angled section of part 2 and the connector (3) ensure that the gallows (part 1 and part 2) does not spread apart by more than 45°. It can be folded for transport. Fig. Figure 2 shows part 1 of the break-in / hanging gallows from the side and from above. Part 6 is welded firmly to part 1 and prevents it from slipping to the right or left. Part 4 is also welded firmly and prevents the hook or object from slipping off. Figure 10 shows the holes, all the same size. Screw 11 goes into the hole. The pressure is on part 1. Fig. Figure 3 shows part 2 of the lifting / hanging frame from the side and from above. The angled surfaces (12) ensure a tight fit against the trunk and prevent parts 1 and 2 from spreading beyond 45°. Part 5 is welded firmly to part 2 and prevents the tensioning strap or wire rope (7) from slipping off. Figure 10 is a hole for screw 11 to connect parts 1 and 2 using part 3. The tensile load rests on part 2. Fig.Figure 4 shows part 3 with 2 holes (10) to connect part 1 and part 2 and allow them to be folded together. The spreading angle is influenced by the size of part 3, so that part 1 and part 2 do not spread apart by more than 45°. Reference list 1 Break-in Gallows Part 1 Support Bar 2 Breaking gallows part 2 pull piece 3 connectors from part 1 and part 2 4 pins or eyelets for securing, e.g., the hook 5 hooks, tabs or eyelets for attaching to the strap or wire 6 lateral supports prevent slipping to the right or left. 7. Strap or wire rope 8 Securing device for strap or wire rope 9 trunk / tree 10 drill holes 11 Screw with nut 12 Hanging eyelet 13 Safety bar / Fixing