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US 6,474,713 B1Granted
Multiple configuration bulkhead
AssigneeFord Global Technologies, LLC
InventorsGeorge Edward Ruck, Dave Roy Saville
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Abstract
A multiple configuration bulkhead for a cargo vehicle including an operator space having a seat with a seat back, a cargo space having a predetermined width and height adjacent the operator space, a stationary portion therebetween extending substantially the width and height of the cargo space having a cut out portion, and a removable upper portion detachably carried by the cut out portion of the stationary portion.
Claims10
A multiple configuration bulkhead for a cargo vehicle comprising:
- an operator space having at least one seat with a seat back;
- a cargo space having a predetermined width and height adjacent the operator space;
- a stationary portion extending substantially the width and height of the cargo space, intermediate the go cargo and operator spaces, having a cut out portion;
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- a removable upper portion having a cavity with a predetermined depth detachably carried by the cut out portion of the stationary portion operable between a first position wherein the cavity extends into the cargo space and reversible to a second position wherein the cavity extends into the operator space.
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A multiple configuration bulkhead for a cargo vehicle comprising:
- an operator space having at least one seat with a seat back;
- a cargo space having a predetermined width and height adjacent the operator space;
- a stationary portion extending substantially the width and height of the cargo space, intermediate the cargo and operator spaces, having a cut out portion;
- a removable and reversible upper portion adjacent the seat back detachably carried by the cut out portion of the stationary portion;
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- wherein the removable and reversible upper portion has a cavity with a predetermined depth adapted to receive the seat back when in a first operator space facing position.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.