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US 2004/0164512 A1Published application
Wagon and steering assembly
OwnerDavid M. Gunter, John E. Fowlerinventors
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Abstract
A wagon and steering assembly featuring a stationary rotation mount, a rotation sleeve rotatably mounted over at least part of the rotation mount and a steering mechanism mounted to the rotation sleeve including two oppositely spaced wheels each rotatably connected the steering mechanism. The wagon may also include two such steering assemblies cross-linked so that when first of the steering mechanisms is moved in one direction, the second of the steering mechanisms is moved in the opposite direction.
Claims20
A wagon and steering assembly comprising:
- a) a wagon;
- b) a stationary rotation mount connected to said wagon;
- c) a rotation sleeve rotatably mounted over at least a part of said rotation mount;
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- d) a steering mechanism secured adjacent said rotation sleeve including two oppositely spaced wheels each rotatably connected thereto.
2 more elements
A wagon and steering assembly comprising:
- a) a wagon bed with a lower surface;
- b) a stationary rotation mount connected to said lower surface of said wagon bed;
- c) a rotation sleeve rotatably mounted to at least a part of said rotation mount;
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- d) a steering mechanism secured adjacent to said rotation sleeve including two oppositely spaced wheels each rotatably connected thereto.
2 more elements
A wagon and steering assembly comprising:
- a) a wagon;
- b) a pair of stationary rotation mounts connected to said wagon;
- c) a pair of rotation sleeves each rotatably mounted over at least a part of each of said rotation mounts;
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- d) separate steering mechanisms each secured adjacent one of said rotation sleeves including two sets of oppositely spaced wheels each of said sets rotatably connected to each of said steering mechanisms;
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- e) two rods cross-linked to said two steering mechanisms so that when one of said steering mechanisms is moved in one direction, the other of said steering mechanisms is moved correspondingly in the opposite direction.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.