Device for selectively stabilizing a rolling assembly
OwnerRyan Weber, Rebecca Weber +1inventors
InventorsRyan Weber, Rebecca Weber, Paula Muller
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Abstract
A device for temporarily securing a rolling assembly such as a shopping cart or children's stroller is disclosed. A support base is affixed to a surface such as automobile trunk interior or passenger compartment. A stabilizing arm is adjustably connected to the support base and includes attachment means on a distal end. A user extends the stabilizing arm such that attachment means is proximal the rolling assembly and temporarily connects the attachment means to the rolling assembly. In this manner, the rolling assembly is temporarily stabilized during loading or unloading to prevent unwanted movement.
Claims13
A securing device for limiting movement of a mobile assembly comprised of:
- a stabilizing member connected to a vehicle;
- said stabilizing member having a distal end;
- attachment means connected to said distal end for the selective securing of a mobile object.
A securing device for limiting movement of a mobile assembly comprised of:
- a support base;
- a stabilizing member comprised of an upwardly depending shaft and an outwardly depending connection arm having a distal end;
- said shaft angularly disposed to said connection arm;
- said shaft rotatably attached to said support base;
- a plurality of lock arms pivotably connected to said stabilizing member whereby said plurality of lock arms may be variably angularly disposed to said stabilizing member.
A securing device for limiting movement of a mobile object comprised of:
- a support base;
- an stabilizing member comprised of an upwardly depending shaft and an outwardly depending connection arm having a distal end;
- said shaft angularly disposed to said connection arm;
- said shaft rotatably attached to said support base;
- attachment means connected to said distal end for the selective securing of a mobile object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.