Warning line stand

Supports – Stand – Standard type

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182 45, 248166, 248171, 248237, 256 1, 256DIG6, E04G 136

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059314249

ABSTRACT:
A one-piece warning line stand that easily changes between a compact folded position and an opened position with a simple sliding motion, locks in the opened position, and has a tilted post that holds a warning line in a vertical plane outside the footprint of the stand.

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Exhibit A: Perimeter Warning Line System ad from Cleasby Mfg. Co. catalog, 1995, p. 26; 1414 Bancroft Ave, San Francisco, Ca 94124.
Exhibit B: Warning Line System brochure from Roof Cranes, 1995, 29295 NW Buxton Lookout Rd., Banks, Or 97106.
Exhibit C: Speedstand Warning Line System brochure of this applied invention, 1995, from Nick Kerber and Quicksilver Engineering, 864 SE Flint, Roseburg, Or 97470.

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