Stabilizer pad assembly

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1982-06-03

1984-09-25

Peters, Jr., Joseph F.

Land vehicles

Wheeled

Attachment

212189, 2481888, 248677, 403319, 403331, B60S 902

Patent

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044732392

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus providing an improved stabilizer pad assembly or foot construction for outriggers or stabilizer arms provides a housing containing a stabilizer pad in a manner to provide for a three dimensional relative movement therebetween under shifting load conditions. The housing of such apparatus is shell-like in character and has openings in its side and bottom, the side opening accommodating a slip fit therein of a stabilizer pad and its containment without any positive interconnection thereof to the housing. The containment of the pad is achieved by the application of a readily releasable rod to and across the side opening to the interior of the housing. The opening in the bottom of the housing provides for the dependency therethrough of an anchoring element forming part of the pad, which may be reversible in character. The invention also provides an improved pad featuring a base plate and an H-shaped metal cleat projected from one face thereof and located in spaced relation to the bounding edges of the plate, on all sides.

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