Traversing hoists – Boom or mast – Extensible by sliding sections
Patent
1999-03-11
2000-02-22
Brahan, Thomas J.
Traversing hoists
Boom or mast
Extensible by sliding sections
52118, 74 8915, B66C 2304
Patent
active
060269707
ABSTRACT:
A telescoping tube assembly includes a first longitudinal tube section and a second longitudinal tube section disposed within the first longitudinal tube section and adapted for telescoping motion into and out of the first longitudinal tube section. A third longitudinal tube section is disposed within the second longitudinal tube section and is adapted for telescoping motion into and out of the second longitudinal tube section. A drive motor is joined to the second longitudinal tube section to move therewith and operates a first ball-screw assembly and a second ball-screw assembly. The first ball-screw assembly is operatively connected between the first longitudinal tube section and the second longitudinal tube section. The second ball-screw assembly is operatively connected between the second longitudinal tube section and the third longitudinal tube section.
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Hanson Fred W.
Sturm, Jr. Albert J.
Brahan Thomas J.
Koehler S.
Par Systems, Inc.
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