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US 11,155,246 B2Granted
System and method for moving a vehicle
AssigneeBakslyder LLC
InventorsSonny John Esparza, Jesse Gutierrez Veliz
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Abstract
A system for moving a vehicle having a harness; at least one front skid removably couplable to the harness; and at least one rear skid removably couplable to the at least one front skid.
Claims18
A system for moving a vehicle comprising:
- a harness further comprising at least one skid connection point;
- at least one front skid removably couplable to the harness, the at least one front skid further comprising:
- a harness connection point;
- and
- a rear skid connection point;
- and
- at least one rear skid removably couplable to the at least one front skid, the at least one rear skid further comprising a front skid connection point;
- wherein each skid is configured for sliding when pulled by the harness;
- the harness connection point is removably couplable to the skid connection point;
- and the rear skid is removably couplable to the front skid using at least one of a cable, chain and strap connected between the front skid connection point and the rear skid connection point.
7 more elements
A system for moving a vehicle comprising:
- a harness;
- at least one front skid removably couplable to the harness;
- and
- at least one rear skid removably couplable to the at least one front skid;
- wherein the harness further comprises:
- a crossbar;
- a first harness connection plate movably coupleable to the crossbar, the first harness connection plate further comprising a skid connection point and a first winch connector;
- and
- a second harness connection plate movably coupled to the crossbar, the second harness connection plate further comprising a skid connection point and a second winch connector;
- and
- a winch connection point removably coupled to the first winch connector by at least one of a cable, chain and strap and removably coupled to the second winch connector by at least one of a cable, chain and strap.
8 more elements
A method for moving a vehicle comprising the steps of:
- obtaining a system for moving a vehicle comprising:
- a harness;
- two front skids;
- and two rear skids;
- raising a first side of the vehicle such that tires on the first side of the vehicle are off the ground and placing front skids and rear skids under the raised tires;
- raising a second side of the vehicle such that tires on the second side of the vehicle are off the ground and placing front skids and rear skids under the raised tires;
- removably connecting the front skids to the harness;
- and
- removably connecting each of the rear skids to a separate one of the front skids.
6 more elements
A system for moving a vehicle, the system comprising:
- a harness further comprising:
- a crossbar;
- a first harness plate coupleable to the crossbar, the first harness plate further comprising a first winch connector and a skid connection point;
- a second harness plate coupleable to the crossbar, the second harness plate further comprising a second winch connector and a skid connection point;
- and
- a winch connection point removably coupled to the first winch connector by at least one of a cable, chain and strap and removably coupled to the second winch connector by at least one of a cable, chain and strap;
- a first front skid further comprising a harness connection point and a rear skid connection point, the harness connection point being removably coupled to the skid connection point of the first harness plate;
- and
- a second front skid further comprising a harness connection point and a rear skid connection point, the harness connection point being removably coupled to the skid connection point of the second harness plate;
- a first rear skid further comprising a front skid connection point removably couplable to the rear skid connection point of the first front skid;
- and
- a second rear skid further comprising a front skid connection point removably couplable to the rear skid connection point of the second front skid.
9 more elements
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.