Adjustable seat pedestal
AssigneeBrunswick Corporation
InventorBobby Leo Woodward
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Abstract
A seat pedestal comprised of a first tubular vertical support member attached to an underlying deck by a base member, a second tubular member telescoped within the first member, means for attaching a seat to the top of the second member, and means for adjusting the height of the second member within the first comprising a vertical slot in the second member and a plurality of vertically spaced horizontal radial slots intersecting and extending from the vertical slot and a stationary pin extending from the first member through the slot and about which the second member may be changed in height by positioning the pin selectively within one of the horizontal slots.
Claims8
A height adjustable pedestal for a seat, said height adjustable pedestal comprising:
- a base engagable with a floor or deck upon which a seat is to be supported;
- a first vertical tubular member projecting upwardly from the base and having a side wall;
- a second vertical tubular member having a side wall and a diameter sized to telescope within the first tubular member, the second tubular member being rotatable within the first tubular member and having an upper end to which a seat can be attached,
- the second tubular member having a vertical slot and a plurality of vertically spaced horizontal slots in the side wall thereof, the horizontal slots in communication with the vertical slot and extending radially therefrom for a preselected distance;
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- a pin extending through the side wall of the first vertical member and through the side wall of the second vertical member for engaging a selected one of the horizontal slots, whereby the second vertical member is retained at a selected vertical position within the first vertical member,
- a first and second of the horizontal slots having an upturned end to receive the pin,
- whereby with the pin in the upturned end of either of the first and second horizontal slots, the first and second vertical tubular members cannot be relatively rotated to allow movement of the pin into the vertical slot.
A height adjustable pedestal for a seat, said height adjustable pedestal comprising:
- a base engagable with a floor or deck upon which a seat is to be supported;
- a first vertical tubular member projecting upwardly from the base and having a side wall;
- a second vertical tubular member having a side wall,
- the first and second vertical tubular members telescopingly engaged, one within the other, and rotatable relative to each other around a vertical axis;
- one of the first and second vertical tubular members having a vertical slot and a plurality of vertically spaced horizontal slots in communication with the vertical slot and extending radially therefrom;
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- a pin extending through the side wall of the other of the first and second vertical tubular members and the side wall of the one of the first and second vertical tubular members for engaging a selected one of the horizontal slots,
- whereby the one of the first and second vertical tubular members is retained in a selected vertical position relative to the other of the first and second vertical tubular members,
- a first and second of the horizontal slots having an end vertically offset in the same vertical direction to receive the pin,
- whereby with the pin in the vertically offset end of either of the first and second horizontal slots, the first and second vertical tubular members cannot be relatively rotated to allow movement of the pin into the vertical slot.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.