Material or article handling – Self-loading or unloading vehicles
Patent
1996-09-20
1998-09-29
Keenan, James W.
Material or article handling
Self-loading or unloading vehicles
414462, B66F 906
Patent
active
058138200
ABSTRACT:
A forklift having a frame supported by front and rear wheels is mounted on a carrier by inserting its forks into pockets mounted on the frame of the carrier vehicle and lifting the wheels of the forklift off the ground. A pair of wheel abutments on the underside of the carrier serve as abutments for the front wheels of the forklift to prevent its forward movement. A combined lock and support structure connected to the frame of the carrier prevents separation of the forklift from the carrier after the hydraulic system of the forklift is neutralized and all pressure on the forks, carriage, and mast are relieved of support forces.
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Dunbar Moffett Mounty Brochure, Apr. 1990.
Dubosh William R.
Mauck John R.
Neagle Paul W.
Wilson Lonnie A.
Keenan James W.
Teledyne Princeton, Inc.
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