US2006277698A1PendingUtilityA1

Tilty work station

Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Jun 13, 2005Filed: Jun 13, 2005Published: Dec 14, 2006
Est. expiryJun 13, 2025(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Thomas Solak
B66F 7/243
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Abstract

The Tilty Work Station is a platform made of steel, with Aluminum ramps, telescope from structure, extracted, which tilt's structure to 14 Degrees. Vehicles drive up ramps, with the Vehicles weight, transfers to make the structure horizontal. Ramps and stairs can be retracted into the main frame after Vehicle is aloft. Platforms on left and right sides, and in front, are aluminum, with hand rails, and stair accessibility. Ramps and main pivot point use UHMW polytetrafluoroethylene, for smooth and wear free operation. The Tilty Work Station lifts Vehicles to a repair height, with Multi-Functional operational options for Vehicle repairs.

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1 . The apparatus (Tilty Work Station) raises automobiles to repair height. Structure tilts to 14 degrees, when ramps are extended, for vehicles to drive up onto structure. Vehicles drive up ramps to top where vehicles weight transfer, replaces structure to horizontal position. Attached to front, and both sides of apparatus, are platforms with railings, for repair personal to accomplish repairs, under hood of vehicle or on tires, as well as repairs under the vehicle. Stairs are attached to rear of platforms, (both sides) for access onto platforms. Structure houses ramps, inside main frame, and stairs can be retracted to under side platforms. Main design features include, tilting ability, and the use of UHMW (Polyethylene), at Pivot points on main structure, and on under side of ramps for smooth extraction. Main structure is constructed of steel, platforms, railings, stairs are constructed of aluminum.

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