Industry Patents
Patent: 10745915
Leg Carriage Type Trusses
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Patent Number: |
10745915 |
Title: |
Leg Carriage Type Trusses |
Abstract: |
A truss structure is suitable for supporting lighting fixtures is
provided which employs wheeled leg carriages to support such trusses
during transport. Each leg carriage has two legs, one extending
vertically from each end of an elongated crossmember. A caster is
attached proximate to the bottom of each leg. The top of each leg can be
inserted in a tube fixed in a corner of the truss, elevating the truss so
as to produce a volume below the truss structure into which lighting
fixtures and other loads can safely project during transport. The ground
clearance produced is determined by the amount that the leg is inserted
in the tube and an improvement allows the retention of a mechanical stop
in the tube that determines the amount of insertion allowed. Stiffeners
used to brace two leg carriages, one to the other, are provided with
features that allow their use in forming a cart for storing leg carriages
not in use.
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Country of Issue: |
US |
First Named Inventor: |
Callahan |
Assignee: |
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Continuation or Divisional of: |
10214904 |
International Classification: |
E04C 3/08 |
US Classification: |
E04C 3/08 |
Issue Date: |
08-18-2020 |
Filing Date: |
01-22-2019 |
Application : |
16/25320 |
Notes: |
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10745915 at Freepatentsonline |
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World Patent Family at European Patent Office |
Link to Google Patents1: |
10745915 at Google Patents |
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