Podium for a lubricating dispenser
AssigneeStewart Warner Alemite Corporation
InventorsGary W. Kling, Jerry D. Shew, Theodore W. Beise
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Abstract
A podium for a lubricating dispenser, the podium including an upright support structure, a housing attached to the support structure, a shelf attached to the support structure and extending over the housing, the shelf having mounting means thereon for receiving and retaining the lubricating dispenser, the shelf having a trough therein, the housing having a hole in an upper surface thereof, the hole being adapted for a hose to pass therethrough from the housing to the dispenser, the mounting means being adapted to receive the dispenser such that a grip portion of the dispenser extends outwardly from the support structure and the nozzle portion of the dispenser extends inwardly toward the support structure and over the trough.
Claims13
A podium for a lubricating dispenser, said podium comprising support means adapted to stand upright on a horizontal floor, shelf means attached to said support means and extending outwardly therefrom, said shelf means having mounting means thereon for receiving and retaining said lubricating dispenser with a nozzle portion of said dispenser directed toward said support means and a grip portion of said dispenser extending away from said support means, said shelf means defining a trough positioned to underlie said dispenser nozzle when said dispenser is mounted on said mounting means.
A podium for a lubricating dispenser, said podium comprising support means adapted to stand upright on a horizontal floor, a housing attached to said support means, said housing having a top wall extending transversely of the upright support means, said top wall having a hole therein adapted to have disposed therein a lubricating dispenser hose, said hose extending from said housing through said hole and connected to said dispenser, and shelf means attached to said support means and extending over said top wall, said shelf means having mounting means thereon for receiving and retaining said lubricating dispenser with a nozzle portion of said dispenser directed toward said support means, said shelf means defining a trough positioned to underlie said dispenser nozzle when said dispenser is mounted on said mounting means, such that a grip portion of said dispenser extends outwardly away from said support means.
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