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US 10,118,673 B1Granted
Adjustable dock handle
OwnerRichard Carlucci, Nga Leinventors
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Abstract
The adjustable dock handle is a device that is adapted to be attached to a top surface or a side surface of a dock, and which includes a handle that is used to help manipulate a boat during a docking process. The end user may easily reach the handle in order to pull the boat into position for mooring, and which will provide the support and stability needed to independently control the boat while docking.
Claims14
A docking accessory for a water vessel comprising:
- a base with a pole extending therefrom;
- wherein a handle is affixed to an end of said pole;
- wherein the base is adapted to be affixed to a dock;
- wherein the handle is adapted to be manipulated via an end user during docking of a boat;
- wherein the base is adapted to be affixed onto a top dock surface or a side dock surface of said dock;
- wherein the base is further defined with a base connector that interacts with the pole;
- wherein the pole is of hollowed construction, and includes a handle on the end of said pole;
- wherein the base connector is a rotating member that is able to rotate with respect to the base;
- wherein the base connector includes a plurality of base connector holes, which enable fastening members to extend into the base for securement of the docking accessory to the top dock surface or the side dock surface of the dock;
- wherein the base connector is a bracket with the plurality of base connector holes thereon;
- wherein a flexible cord that extends through the pole;
- wherein a cord connector is included and interfaces with an end of the flexible cord;
- wherein the cord connector is positioned underneath the base;
- wherein the cord connector is centrally positioned underneath the base;
- wherein the cord connector has a cylinder shape and is a cap for the rope.
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