Creeper apparatus for use on rough uneven terrain
OwnerFrank J. Sternsinventor
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Abstract
A creeper apparatus for use on rough uneven terrain includes body means having an anterior portion and a posterior portion, wherein the anterior portion and the posterior portion are spaced in an angular relationship at a juncture between the anterior and posterior portions; axle means fixedly connected to the body means in close proximity to the juncture between the anterior and posterior portions, the axle means having a first end and a second end extending transversely outwardly from the body means; wheel means including a pair of opposing wide tread resilient wheels, one rotatable mounted on each of the first and second ends of the axle means; and stabilizing means connected to the posterior portion of the body means.
Claims10
A creeper apparatus for use on rough uneven terrain, comprising:
- (a) body means having an anterior portion and a posterior portion, wherein the anterior portion and the posterior portion are spaced in an angular relationship at a juncture between the anterior and posterior portions;
- (b) axle means fixedly connected to the body means in close proximity to the juncture between the anterior and posterior portions, the axle means having a first end and a second end extending transversely outwardly from the body means;
- (c) wheel means including a pair of opposing wide tread resilient wheels, one rotatable mounted on each of the first and second ends of the axle means;
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- (d) stabilizing means connected to the posterior portion of the body means;
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- (e) wherein, in use, the anterior portion is angularly displaced to a horizontal orientation such that the creeper apparatus is supported only by the pair of opposing wheels and is not supported by the stabilizing means as a user presses downwardly with one or both of his heels against an underlying surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.