Stirrup assembly for securing a cargo having upper and lower pairs of opposed, ball headed studs extending laterally from each side of a cylindrical, securing stud
CA 2082097 A1 · Owner: Ross, James E. · Inventors: Ross, James E.; Tryggvason, Bjarni
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A stirrup assembly for securing a cargo having upper and lower pairs of opposed, ball headed studs, extending laterally from each side of a cylindrical, securing stud, has a side member for attachment of a cargo to for example, the side wall of a cargo bay of a space shuttle. Two upper U-shaped stirrups are attached to an upper portion of the side member. The upper U-shape of the stirrups have flared entries for receiving the ball heads of the upper studs and have fixed resilient seats as well as a carriage, spring like contact for the ball stud shaft. Two lower U-shaped stirrups are spaced across, and attached to, a lower portion of the side members. The U-shapes of the lower stirrups also …
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