Vehicle side underride guard and related devices, systems, and methods
AssigneeHolt Sales and Service, LLC
InventorJeremy Drever
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Abstract
A side underride guard comprising a first front mount disposed on a first side of a semi-trailer and a second front mount disposed on a second side of the semi-trailer, a first rear mount disposed on the first side of a semi-trailer and a second rear mount disposed on the second side of the semi-trailer, a first cable spanning between the first front mount and the first rear mount along the first side of the semi-trailer and a second cable spanning between the second front mount and the second rear mount along the second side of the semi-trailer, and one or more braces affixed to the first rear mount and second rear mount.
Claims20
A side underride guard comprising:
- (a) a front mount configured to attach to roadway equipment;
- (b) a rear mount configured to attach to roadway equipment;
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- (c) one or more cables attached to the front mount and the rear mount.
A side underride guard comprising:
- (a) a first front mount disposed on a first side of a semi-trailer and a second front mount disposed on a second side of the semi-trailer;
- (b) a first rear mount disposed on the first side of a semi-trailer and a second rear mount disposed on the second side of the semi-trailer;
- (c) a first cable spanning between the first front mount and the first rear mount along the first side of the semi-trailer and a second cable spanning between the second front mount and the second rear mount along the second side of the semi-trailer;
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- (d) one or more braces affixed to the first rear mount and second rear mount.
A side underride guard comprising:
- (a) a front mount configured to attach to a trailer;
- (b) a rear mount configured to attach to the trailer;
- (c) one or more cables attached to the front mount and the rear mount;
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- (d) one or more brackets disposed along a first side of the trailer and support the one or more cables threaded through openings in the one or more brackets
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.