Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Mechanism operated relatively movable shaft assembly – Tilts relative to base
Patent
1985-06-24
1986-07-08
Perham, Alfred C.
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
Mechanism operated relatively movable shaft assembly
Tilts relative to base
52115, 52116, 52119, 52741, E04H 1218, E04H 1210
Patent
active
045985090
ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for raising and lowering a telescoping mast. A telescoping mast having an upper section slidably received within a lower section is pivotally connected to a base in a horizontal position. A line is connected to the lower end of the upper section and is placed over a pulley mounted on the upper end of the lower section and secured to the base. Upward pivoting of the lower section moves the mast to a vertical position while the upper section is extended by action of the line. Lowering the mast from the vertical position causes contraction of the upper section into the lower section.
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Jenkins Cecil
Vogt Dewayne G.
Woolslayer Homer J.
Lee C. Moore Corporation
Perham Alfred C.
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