Ground transport sled
OwnerMichael Ortainventor
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Abstract
The ground transport sled is configured for use on a bulk solid surface. The bulk solid surface is defined as a supporting surface formed from a bulk solid material. Examples of bulk solid surfaces include, but are not limited to, snow covered surfaces, sand surfaces, and gravel surfaces. The ground transport sled incorporates a plurality of runners, a plurality of cross members, a plurality of wagon tracks, and a cart structure. The ground transport sled forms a vehicle that carries the cart structure over the bulk solid surface. Each wagon track selected from the plurality of wagon tracks mounts on a runner selected from the plurality of runners. Each cross member selected from the plurality of cross member forms a bracing structure that stabilizes the plurality of runners.
Claims10
A ground transport sled comprising
- a plurality of runners, a plurality of cross members, a plurality of wagon tracks, and a cart structure;
- wherein each wagon track selected from the plurality of wagon tracks mounts on a runner selected from the plurality of runners;
- wherein each cross member selected from the plurality of cross members forms a bracing structure that stabilizes the plurality of runners;
- wherein each wagon track selected from the plurality of wagon tracks forms a framework;
- wherein each selected wagon track has a ladder like structure;
- wherein each selected wagon track forms a horizontally oriented structure;
- wherein each selected wagon track mounts on a structure selected from the group consisting of:
- a) a left superior surface of a left runner;
- and, b) a right superior surface of a right runner;
- wherein each selected wagon track forms a plurality of negative spaces;
- wherein each negative space formed by the selected wagon track is bounded by rails and rungs of the ladder structure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.