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Title: US5076521: Load platform for telescopic hoist
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Neubauer, Willibald; Seattle, Wales

Assignee: Genie Industries, Inc., Redmond, WA
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Published / Filed: 1991-12-31 / 1990-02-21

Application Number: US1990000483446

IPC Code: Advanced: B66F 11/04; E04F 21/18;
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IPC-7: F16M 11/16;

U.S. Class: Current: 248/188; 091/168; 248/219.2;
Original: 248/188; 248/219.2; 091/168;

Field of Search: 248/219.2,188,188.5,188.8,357,405,432,161,27.1 091/168,401,422

Priority Number:
1990-02-21  US1990000483446

Abstract: A telescopic mast has a top mounting assembly which plugs into the top cylinder of the mast and presents an upwardly projecting threaded stud. A platform unit is seated on the mounting assembly and includes a wing nut which is screwed onto the stud and can be turned independently of the rest of the platform unit. The nut is exposed in a recess at the top of the platform unit for access to permit manual turning.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Seed and Berry ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Lindsey, Rodney M.; Dino, Suzanne L.

Maintenance Status: E2 Expired  Check current status

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Family: None

First Claim:
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I claim:     1. A platform assembly for a hoist of the type having a telescopic mast with a threaded stud projecting upwardly therefrom, said assembly comprising:
  • a nut with an enlarged head adapted to be screwed onto a said stud;
  • a platform unit turnably mounted on said nut; and
  • retaining means on the nut spaced below said head, said retaining means and head preventing the nut from separating from said platform unit and permitting the nut and the platform unit to be turned relative to one another.


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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 3pp US2915270  1959-12 Gladsen et al.   Adjustable support for post-mounted lamps
Get PDF - 7pp US3198466* 1965-08 Gardner et al.    
Get PDF - 3pp US3406939  1968-10 Doerner   BELL CONSTRUCTION FOR CHAIR SUPPORT
Get PDF - 4pp US3552267  1971-01 Bushnell et al.   MULTISTAGE TELESCOPIC HOIST
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Get PDF - 4pp US4265421  1981-05 Buchmayer  Wild Heerbrugg Aktiengesellschaft Instrument stand
Get PDF - 5pp US4456212  1984-06 Raftery  Steelcase, Inc. Height adjustable furniture support
Get PDF - 5pp US4546944  1985-10 Cea  Keene Corporation Post cap for mounting fixture
Get PDF - 4pp US4626974  1986-12 Dean  FL Industries, Inc. Post top luminaire clamp
Get PDF - 6pp US4701577  1987-10 Bourrieres  Manufacture d'Appareillage Electrique de Cahors Cable support for an electric power-line pole
Get PDF - 5pp US4807838  1989-02 Anderson  Shaw-Walker Company Table leg with wire raceway
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