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US 11,845,640 B1Granted
Crane assembly
OwnerTitus Gadwin Wattsinventor
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Abstract
A crane assembly is configured to move a camera. The crane assembly has a base support assembly which includes a box support, joined to at least three box leg sleeves extending outward and downward from the box support. A plurality of legs where each leg is joined to one of the box leg sleeves. A plurality of drop in leg forks where each drop in leg fork joined is to at least one of the legs. A plurality of spreader bars where each spreader bar is joined to two of the drop in leg forks.
Claims3
A crane assembly, configured to move a camera;
- the crane assembly comprising:
- a base support assembly, further comprising;
- a box support, joined to at least three box leg sleeves extending outward and downward from the box support;
- a plurality of legs, each leg joined to one of the box leg sleeves;
- a plurality of drop in leg forks, each drop in leg fork joined to at least one of the legs;
- a plurality of spreader bars, each spreader bar, joined to two of the drop in leg forks;
- a u-beam support, joined to the box support with a support plate;
- a beam, rotationally connected to the u-beam support pivoting on a bolt through the u-beam support;
- a center spindle arranged inside of the u-beam support above the beam;
- a long rod, joined to the center spindle with a first rod coupling nut;
- a second end spindle, joined to the long rod with a second rod coupling nut;
- a second end plate, joined to the second end spindle, and a second bearing arranged through the beam;
- a L-plate, joined to the second end plate;
- and
- a camera head joined to the L-plate with a camera head spindle.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.