Trailer Landing Gear Leg Lock
OwnerJoseph Volpeinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a trailer landing gear leg lock device that prevents the unauthorized retraction of a trailer landing gear leg to prevent a trailer from being stolen. The lock device is further comprised of two hinge-connected halves that can be placed around the landing gear leg of a trailer, wherein the halves can then be locked together via a locking mechanism. In differing embodiments of the lock device, the locking mechanism may be secured by a plurality of housings and compartments, as well a plurality of additional locks and lock covers. The device may further comprise a plurality of other theft resistant devices and accessories.
Claims20
A trailer landing gear leg lock device for locking a landing gear of a trailer, the trailer landing gear leg lock comprising:
- a body portion comprised of a first half and a second half;
- a lock;
- and
- a latch.
A trailer landing gear leg lock device for locking a landing gear of a trailer, the landing gear leg lock comprising:
- a generally rectangular body portion comprised of a first half and a second half;
- a first latch having a first continuous opening therein connected to the first half;
- a second latch having a second continuous opening therein connected to the second half;
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- a locking mechanism for securing the first and second halves to one another.
A trailer landing gear leg lock device for locking a landing gear of a trailer, the landing gear leg lock comprising:
- a generally rectangular body that is comprised of a first half and a second half repositionably connected to one another via at least one hinge, wherein the generally rectangular body encloses a landing gear leg when in a closed position;
- a first latch having a first continuous opening therein connected to the first half;
- a second latch having a second continuous opening therein connected to the second half;
- a locking mechanism capable of being extended through each of the first and second continuous openings;
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- a tether having a speaker and at least one LED.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.