Moving system
AssigneeLee Inventions, Inc.
InventorWilliam S. Lee
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AssigneeLee Inventions, Inc.
InventorWilliam S. Lee
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A moving system (1) made up of a number of separable but intergratable parts and platform sections (10-90/110-190), including an elastically biased, pivoted, integral end ramp section (10) which is moved down allowing the load (e.g. a copier with “convenience casters”) to be rolled up onto platform sections (40 & 50/140 & 150) for movement from one location to another. Also included are additional parts or sections—in one embodiment or the other a supplemental ramp piece (120), usually stored on the exterior side of the ramp end section (110) when not in use but connectable to the end of the main ramp section to extend the effective ramping distance; a protective pad (30/130) for the ramp end section; a first platform section (40/140); a second platform section (50/150), an auxiliary, pivoting, intermediate braking support member (160); a handle end section (70/170); an extendible handle (80/180); and an interconnecting, ninety (90°) degree, leg section (90/190). The platform sections include four, supporting, caster wheels (20/142&152), the two at the handle end being lockable into a straight disposition or alternatively unlocked to allow them to be free-wheeling. Foot operated mechanisms (21, 55, 59 & 62) provide quickly and easily latching and unlatching of different parts. The ramp section also includes an effective braking/immobilizing support (15/115). Elastic “bungee” cord sections or springs (17) bias the end ramp section in both its vertical disposition and its ramping disposition by having its effective ends off-set with respect to the pivoting hinge for the ramp.
A moving system for moving a heavy load of the order of hundreds of pounds, which load has its own wheels, comprising:
A method of a moving heavy load of the order of hundreds of pounds, which load has its own wheels, comprising the following steps:
A moving system for a user to move a heavy load of the order of hundreds of pounds, which load has its own wheels, comprising:
A method for allowing a user to move a heavy load of the order of hundreds of pounds an extended distance, which load has its own wheels which generally do not allow the load to be moved over such an extended distance, comprising the following steps:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.