Wheel chock

Details Wheel chock Wheel chock

2005-09-27

2005-09-27

Torres, Melanie (Department: 3683)

Brakes

Vehicle

Railway

C188S00400B, CD12S217000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06948593

ABSTRACT:
A self-tightening wheel chock is disclosed for vehicles, such as light aircraft, that can be easily installed and easily removed. The wheel chock can be affixed to a wheel of the vehicle for retention thereof, is weather resistant and lightweight, and will provide a simple, yet reliable, system for protecting parked vehicles such as light aircraft from buffeting by wind or backwash.

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