Excavating – Endless digger – Digging chain – bucket – blade – or tooth structure – per se
Reexamination Certificate
2006-05-09
2008-08-12
Novosad, Christopher J. (Department: 3641)
Excavating
Endless digger
Digging chain, bucket, blade, or tooth structure, per se
C037S352000, C037S387000, C037S388000, C037S455000, C037S189000, C172S554000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07409785
ABSTRACT:
In a chain excavator including an excavation chain with links routed around a drive sprocket and an end idler with a base plate mounted to a link for supporting excavation implements, a stabilizing element extends rearwardly from directly behind the excavation implement in order to contact and be supported by its trailing base plate.
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Cooper Mark
Hawks Dan
Whitten Dean
Novosad Christopher J.
Sturm & Fix LLP
Vermeer Manufacturing Company
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