Tree support

Abstract

A receiving base with a central R-shaped receiver shown in the front view and rear view, and inclined walls provided obliquely to the left and right at both ends. The tips of the convex-shaped bent hooks protruding from the four corners shown in the front view, rear view, right side view, left side view, plan view, and bottom view are made R-shaped, and the end face of the receiving base for fixing the central R-shaped receiver is bent. As shown in Reference 1 representing the use state, a screw rod is attached to the center of the lower part of the receiving base, a pipe is attached to the nut that fits the screw rod, and rods are attached to the left and right of the nut. In the support for trees and the like, for the angle corresponding to the position where the support of the tree is required, a receiver that is received by a receiving angle frame with a central R shape shown in the front view, rear view, and plan view, and anti-disengagement inclined walls are provided at both the left and right ends to prevent the tree from coming off and to hold it firmly. When tying the tree, as shown in the front view, rear view, right side view, left side view, plan view, and bottom view, a binding string or the like is hung on the convex-shaped bent hooks protruding from the four corners of the receiving base, and the binding with the tree can be easily done and fixed. Also, by making the tips of the convex-shaped hooks at the four corners of the receiving base R-shaped, even in a narrow and difficult-to-see operation, the binding string can be smoothly hooked and folded back, and the binding can be done, and damage and injury to the operator can be reduced. By bending the end side surface of the receiving base plate for fixing the central R-shaped receiver shown in the right side view, left side view, and plan view, even when the tree sways in strong wind, the end face of the part hitting the tree does not become sharp, so it has a shape that is less likely to cause damage to the tree. By chamfering so that the edges of the shape sides shown in the front view, rear view, right side view, left side view, plan view, and bottom view do not become sharp, damage to the tree, binding string, and binding operator can be reduced, and the work can be done safely. As shown in the front view, rear view, and reference view 1 representing the use state, a screw rod is attached to the lower part of the receiving base, a pipe is attached to the nut that fits the screw rod, and by inserting it into the inside of the support pipe shown in reference view 2 representing the use state and turning the nut, the length of the support with the jack can be changed, and the distance of the tree required can be adjusted, and the effect of the support with the jack can be maximized. As shown in the front view and rear view, rods are attached to the left and right of the nut fixed to the pipe, and the nut can be easily turned even without tools such as a spanner.The above-mentioned support with a jack can ensure a good angle with proper support, make it difficult for the tree to come off with the diagonal walls at both ends, and the two end faces of the receiving base are bent into a shape that prevents the tree from being damaged when the tree sways in strong winds or unexpected situations. Even in the difficult-to-see operation of the end convex hooks at the four corners of the receiving base, they can be easily tied up with a long binding string by hooking and folding back, and the length can be adjusted by turning the nut at the bottom of the receiving base, enabling smooth close contact with the tree and exerting the supporting effect of the support with a jack. The support with a jack can easily support the required tree, improve work efficiency, shorten time and reduce costs, and is a support with a jack that can protect the tree and contribute to the global environment.

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