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US 2003/0192999 A1Published application
Wrist support
OwnerFrederick W. Venn, Walter Smartinventors
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Abstract
A wrist support comprises a bracket to be secured to a gear shift lever; a mounting rod secured to the bracket; a swivel secured to a free end of the rod; and a rest secured to the swivel. The rod is vertically and horizontally selectively adjustable with respect to the bracket. The bracket is angularly selectively adjustable with respect to the gear shift lever. The rest is rotatably movable and tiltable with respect to the rod.
Claims20
A wrist support, comprising:
- a) bracket to be secured to a gear shift lever;
- b) mounting rod secured to said bracket;
- c) swivel secured to a free end of said rod;
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- d) rest secured to said swivel.
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A wrist support, comprising:
- a) bracket to be secured to a gear shift lever, said bracket being selectively vertically adjustable with respect to the gear shift lever;
- b) mounting rod secured to said bracket, said mounting rod being selectively vertically adjustable with respect to said bracket;
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- c) a rest operably secured to said another end of said mounting rod.
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A wrist support, comprising:
- a) bracket to be secured to a gear shift lever, said bracket being selectively rotatably adjustable with respect to the gear shift lever;
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- b) a rest operably secured to said bracket.
A wrist support, comprising:
- a) bracket to be secured to a gear shift lever;
- b) a swivel assembly operably secured to said bracket;
- c) a rest operably secured to said swivel assembly;
- d) said swivel assembly including a housing secured to said rest;
- e) a swivel including a shaft portion secured to said mounting rod;
- f) said swivel including a ball portion received within a tapered opening within said housing to allow said rest to be inclined from a horizontal plane;
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- g) set screws operably secured to said housing to apply pressure to said ball portion to maintain said rest in a desired orientation.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.