Vehicle leveling apparatus
OwnerFreddie J. Tricheinventor
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Abstract
A vehicle leveling apparatus for leveling vehicles, especially large recreational vehicles, trailers and the like. A support base having a channel formed by parallel inclined walls is disposed on an uneven parking surface. A leveling track is pivotally disposed within the channel of the support base. The leveling track can be adjusted to different height levels. The leveling track is set at a desired height and tilted toward the wheels of a vehicle. The vehicle is moved onto the leveling track, thereby raising the vehicle into a level position. An adjustable chock prevents the vehicle from traveling off the leveling track.
Claims10
An apparatus for leveling a vehicle comprising:
- a. a base member having a channel, wherein said channel has a first end and a second end, and said first end of said channel is higher than said second end of said channel;
- b. a substantially planar member pivotally disposed within said channel, wherein said substantially planar member pivots about a pivot axis which is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of said channel;
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- c. means for adjusting the location of said pivot axis between the first and second ends of said channel.
An apparatus for leveling a vehicle comprising:
- a. a base member comprising:
- i. a substantially planar member;
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- ii. first and second walls extending upward from said substantially planar member, wherein said first and second walls are oriented parallel to one another and inclined at a common angle;
- b. a track member disposed between said first and second walls of said base member, wherein said track member pivots about a pivot axis which is perpendicular to the longitudinal axes of said first and second walls;
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- c. means for adjusting the location of said pivot axis along the length of said first and second walls.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.