Lifting device assembly
AssigneeLarin Corporation
InventorJohn V. Siglock
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AssigneeLarin Corporation
InventorJohn V. Siglock
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A jack for lifting an object includes a base assembly and a jacking assembly. The base assembly has a frame with a base member having a nesting chamber, lifting arms pivotably connected to the base member, and a support member for supporting the object. The support member is pivotably connected to the lifting arms and is disposed parallel to the base member. The support member and the lifting arms pivot with respect to the base member into positions including a fully raised position wherein the support member is lifted away from the base member and a fully lowered position wherein the support members and the lifting arms are at least partly nested within the nesting chamber. The jacking assembly is connected to the base assembly for moving the support members and the lifting arms from the fully lowered position towards the fully raised position.
A jack for lifting an object, comprising:
A jack for lifting an object, comprising:
A jack for lifting an object, comprising:
A motorcycle jack, comprising a frame having a support member for supporting a motorcycle to be lifted and a base member in connection with a support surface, the frame being convertible between a fully lowered position and a fully raised position, and wherein a height of the support member over the support surface in the fully lowered position is less than 4 inches.
A motorcycle jack, comprising a frame having a support member for supporting a motorcycle to be lifted and a base member in connection with a support surface, the frame being convertible between a lowered position and a raised position, the base member having a length dimension and a width dimension, and at least one extending foot connected to the base member, the connecting foot being extendible away from the base member to expand the width dimension of the base member.
A motorcycle jack, comprising a frame having a support member for supporting a motorcycle to be lifted and a base member in connection with a support surface, the frame being convertible between a lowered position and a raised position, safety pawls connected to the frame to engage the frame as the frame is raised and to prevent the lowering of the frame without being released by a releasing member, the releasing member releasing the safety pawls and causing the frame to be lowered.
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