Vehicle mounted storage systems
OwnerKenneth G. Kingeryinventor
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Abstract
A container and systems to safely store cans of ammunition or other military gear that may be mounted on a military vehicle. Ammo containers may include one or more of a variety of compression devices to secure loaded materials (e.g., cans). The compression device may be operated manually or through an electric motor, or other means. A roof rack may include telescoping overlapping plates for variable sizes of rack. A clasp may include automatic spring-guided engagement. A harness system may be used to hold down a container, and a latch mechanism may be used to secure the harness(es).
Claims25
A vehicle container tray system for housing a top container unit, with a tray being secured on a vehicle surface the top container unit supported by the tray, the tray system comprising:
- a. the tray comprising mounts for mounting onto the vehicle surface, said mounts set below a base tray surface;
- b. said base tray surface for supporting cans placed thereon, to be covered by the top container unit;
- c. said tray comprising at least one wheel well recessed below said base tray surface, said wheel well adapted to complement a wheel on the top container unit, when the top container unit is optionally placed on the tray.
A container tray system for housing a container thereupon, with a tray being mounted on a vehicle surface, the container tray system comprising:
- a. at least one mount adapted to mount the tray on the vehicle surface;
- b. said tray comprising a planar base tray surface;
- c. a removable container comprising side walls and a top tray;
- d. a roller tube coupled to front of the tray;
- wherein said tray comprises a wheel well set below the base tray surface.
A container tray system for housing a container thereupon, with a tray being mounted on a vehicle surface, the container tray system comprising:
- a. at least one mount adapted to mount the tray on the vehicle surface;
- b. said tray comprising a planar base tray surface;
- c. a removable container comprising side walls and a top tray;
- d. a roller tube coupled to front of the tray;
- wherein said removable container comprises a top tray with a crown set along a perimeter thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.