Folding legs for removable seats of various vehicles

Abstract

This invention is an apparatus that can be attached to the bottom of removable vehicle seats that contains folding legs that can be extended when the seat is removed from the vehicle to facilitate legs for the seat which can be placed on the ground, providing for clearance above the ground, just as the normal legs of a chair or seat as well as prevent the seat from directly contacting the ground which could result in damage to the seat by various means. These folding legs can be folded up when not in use and take up on nominal amounts of space when the seat is returned to its host vehicle in its typical position within that vehicle. The invention is useful in that it allows persons who travel on trial rides or who tailgate or have any use for seats outside of the vehicle who don't want to compromise space by providing a functional seat with legs outside of the vehicle. The main components of this invention consists of a main frame that is to be secured to the underside of the seat. This main frame has attached to it two U-shaped legs with requisite support arms to hold them in place. It also contains two rear struts to aid in stability of the seat when the legs are extended and the seat is in use out side of the vehicle. The invention can be constructed out of metal, steel, aluminum or other appropriate tubing, including angle tubing.

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