Arbor guide shoe assembly for counterweight system
AssigneeJ. R. Clancy, Inc.
InventorsMichael S. Murphy, Rodney F. Kaiser
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Abstract
An arbor guide shoe assembly for slidably interconnecting an arbor top plate or bottom plate with a pair of spaced rails. The guide shoe assembly has a rail contacting channel which defines a plurality of operable rail capturing distances, and an elongate slot for orienting the guide shoe assembly with a plurality of orientations with respect to the counterweight arbor.
Claims18
A guide shoe assembly for slidably interconnecting a counterweight arbor and a rail, comprising:
- (a) a guide shoe having a curvilinear rail capturing and receiving channel and an elongate arbor mounting slot.
A guide shoe assembly for slidably interconnecting a counterweight arbor and a rail, comprising:
- (a) a guide shoe having a plurality of rail bearing and receiving surfaces and an elongate arbor mounting slot.
A guide shoe assembly for slidably interconnecting a counterweight arbor and a rail, comprising:
- (a) a first mating guide plate;
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- (b) a second mating guide plate selected to interconnect with the first mating guide plate to form a guide shoe, the guide shoe including a plurality of rail contacting and receiving surfaces and an elongate arbor mounting slot.
An arbor guide shoe assembly for operably engaging a counterweight arbor and slidably engaging a rail, comprising:
- (a) a pair of interlocking plates, the plates defining a rail contacting and receiving channel and at least on of the one of the plates including an elongate arbor mounting slot for operably aligning the one of the plates and the counterweight arbor in a plurality of orientations.
An arbor guide shoe assembly for interconnection with a rail and a counterweight arbor, the guide shoe assembly and the arbor being interconnected by a fastener, the assembly comprising:
- (a) a guide shoe having a rail contacting and receiving channel defining a plurality of rail spacings and an elongate fastener slot for operably engaging the guide shoe relative to the arbor in a plurality of positions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.