Freight accommodation on freight carrier – Load lashing retainer or load lashing adjunct – Anchor
Patent
1999-03-26
2000-10-31
Dayoan, B.
Freight accommodation on freight carrier
Load lashing retainer or load lashing adjunct
Anchor
410 4, 410 7, 410101, 410107, 248503, 248551, 224 424, 70234, 70232, 70DIG57, B61D 4500
Patent
active
061392359
ABSTRACT:
A lock-down assembly for securing a vehicle to a platform to prevent unauthorized removal such as an all-terrain vehicle to the deck of a trailer. The lock-down assembly includes a retractable bracket secured to the platform and a locking device securing the vehicle to the bracket. The locking device is an extendable bar having U-shaped members at both ends to engage the vehicle and bracket. The retractable bracket includes a base plate fastened to the platform and a selectively extendable U-bolt mounted to the base plate. The U-bolt is fastened to the base plate with a cylindrical bracket which prevents access to the fastening nuts of the U-bolt when the U-bolt is extended for connection to the vehicle. Accordingly, with the vehicle lockingly secured to the bracket, the bracket cannot be removed from the platform.
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Koy Tim Vander
Krzanowski Todd
Dayoan B.
Doigan Lloyd D.
Fulton Performance Products, Inc.
Vaterlaus Clifford B
Zarins Edgar A.
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