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Title: US3573877: CURB-CLIMBING ATTACHMENT FOR WHEEL CHAIRS

Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Locke, Burton H.; Reseda, CA 91335

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 1971-04-06 / 1969-05-19

Application Number: US1969000825913

IPC Code: Advanced: A61G 5/06; A61G 5/10;
Core: A61G 5/00;
IPC-7: B62B 5/02;

ECLA Code: A61G5/06D; A61G5/06; K61G5/10Z5;

U.S. Class: Current: 280/005.32; 280/005.2;
Original: 280/005.32; 280/005.2;

Field of Search: 280/5.2,5.28,5.3,5.32,(Stair Climber),(Chairs (Digest))

Priority Number:
1969-05-19  US1969000825913

Abstract: Curb-Climbing Structure added to wheel chairs with lifting means to be actuated by the occupant of the chair to raise the rear of the chair to a curb level after the front portion of the chair is placed on the curb.

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Friaglia, Leo;

Family: None

First Claim:
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I claim:     1. In combination with a conventional wheelchair an attachment to accomplish a curb-climbing and descending function comprising a clamp attached to each side frame of the chair and near the back thereof and a lever pivotally attached to each clamp, to swing fore and aft relative to the chair the forward end of each lever, including a handle disposed for manipulation by the occupant of the chair means attached to each side frame of the chair for use in holding said levers at various operational positions, an upwardly extending plunger pivotally attached to the other end of each lever and disposed to contact the lever surface when the levers are manipulated to raise or lower the rear portion of the chair, which ever the case may warrant, when the front portion of the chair is upon a curb or other elevated surface, an apertured guide means for slidably engaging each said plunger attached to the lower horizontal bar of each side frame of the chair, and a wheel rotatively mounted at the rear of each guide and disposed to check the backward tipping of the chair as required to place the front portion of the chair upon a curb or other elevated surface.

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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 3pp US1259064  1918-03 Wolff   WHEELED CHAIR.
Get PDF - 3pp US865514  1907-09 Mullenmeister   SICK AND INVALID CARRIAGE.
Get PDF - 5pp US1739260* 1929-12 Roe    
Get PDF - 7pp US2701005  1955-02 Bennett et al.   Curb climbing wheel chair
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