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US 2021/0340787 A1Published application
Torch pole with ease of installation features
OwnerLucas Henry Zeitler, Samantha Wisniewski +5inventors
InventorsLucas Henry Zeitler, Samantha Wisniewski, Simon Livingston-Jha, Ryan J. Hilderbrandt, Jeffrey L. Crull, William Mathias, Joel Kramka
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Abstract
A torch pole having a top, a bottom, and a length between the top and bottom. A step is affixed to the torch pole and is free to pivot between a lower position where the step protrudes from the torch pole and an upper position where the step is folded to the torch pole.
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A torch pole assembly comprising:
- a torch pole having a top, a bottom, and a length between the top and bottom;
- a step affixed to the torch pole and being free to pivot between a lower position where the step protrudes from the torch pole and an upper position where the step is folded against the torch pole.
A torch pole assembly comprising:
- a torch pole having a top, a bottom, and a length between the top and bottom;
- an opening passing through the torch pole transverse to its length;
- a step comprising a pair of spaced apart sidewalls, each defining a sidewall opening situated on the common axis, and a floor spanning between the sidewalls and spaced apart from the sidewall openings;
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- an axle occupying the common axis and passing through the pair of sidewall openings and the torch pole opening;
- wherein the step is rotatable between a first position, rotated away from the torch pole, and second position, rotated to align with the torch pole;
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- wherein the step floor defines a cutout proximate the torch pole that receives and contacts the torch pole when the step is rotated into the first position.
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A torch pole assembly comprising:
- a torch pole having a top, a bottom, and a length between the top and bottom;
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- a step having a curved body, the step being rotatable between a first position, rotated away from the torch pole, and second position, rotated to align with the torch pole.
- wherein the curved body of the step defines a cutout that receives the torch pole when the step is rotated to the first position.
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