Arresting device of a cot fastening system
AssigneeFerno-Washington, Inc.
InventorsElroy Bourgraf, Jeffrey Szekely, Timothy Wells, Abraham Arnold
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Abstract
An arresting device used in a cot fastening system for an ambulance is disclosed. The arresting device includes an extension beam providing a bolt pattern, and a pair of antler brackets each having a mounting hook portion. The pair of antler brackets is mounted to the extension beam. The present invention may be used with a plurality of prior art cots, without requiring modifications or installation changes to the ambulance or the cot fastening system to which the arresting device is a part thereof.
Claims20
An arresting device used in a cot fastening system of an ambulance, said arresting device comprising:
- an extension beam providing a bolt pattern;
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- a pair of antler brackets each having a mounting hook portion, said pair of antler brackets being mounted to said extension beam.
An arresting device used in a cot fastening system of an ambulance, said arresting device comprising:
- an extension beam having first and second ends and providing a bolt pattern between said first and second ends;
- a pair of antler brackets each having a mounting hook portion, said pair of antler brackets being mounted to said extension beam adjacent said first end and forward of said bolt pattern;
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- a pair of extension braces each having a first end mounted to said extension beam and a second end mounted adjacent a respective one of said mounting hook portion.
An arresting device used in a cot fastening system of an ambulance, said arresting device comprising:
- an extension beam having first and second ends and providing a bolt pattern between said first and second ends;
- a bump guard mounted to said extension beam at said second end;
- a pair of antler brackets each having a mounting hook portion, said pair of antler brackets being mounted to said extension beam adjacent said first end and forward of said bolt pattern;
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- a pair of extension braces each having a first end mounted to said extension beam and a second end mounted adjacent a respective one of said mounting hook portion forward of said bolt pattern.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.