Scissor stack assembly
AssigneeRosenboom Machine & Tool, Inc.
InventorsDarin Michael Rosenboom, Dean Earl Reinking, Daniel Jon Van Regenmorter
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AssigneeRosenboom Machine & Tool, Inc.
InventorsDarin Michael Rosenboom, Dean Earl Reinking, Daniel Jon Van Regenmorter
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A scissor-stacked assembly and a method of routing a cable thereto is provided. The assembly includes a plurality of inner arms and outer arms that are connected to one another by retaining pins. The retaining pins are located at central portions of the inner and outer arms and retained by a cap and retaining means. The arms create a plurality of pantographs that allow the assembly to move between a collapsed position and a raised position. Also included is a method of routing a cable through the assembly. The method includes the use of wire forms or tie bars to affix a cable or hose to the wire form or tie bar. The hose is wrapped around crosstubes connecting right and left side arms of the assembly and is attached to the wire forms or tie bars by the use of zip ties or hose clamps.
A scissor stack assembly, comprising:
A scissor stack assembly for raising a load between a collapsed position and a raised position, comprising:
A method of routing a cable or hose from a lower end of a scissor stacking assembly to an upper end of the assembly, comprising:
The method of 23 further comprising wrapping the cable or hose around each of the plurality of crosstubes to reverse the direction of the cable or hose.
The method of 24 wherein the cable or hose is attached to the plurality of wire from by tying the hose or cable to a portion of the plurality of wire forms.
A scissor stack assembly, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.