Disclosed herein is a drag link stand which releasably couples to a spring and drag link of a vehicle. A top surface of the drag link stand comprises a slip resistant surface to help prevent falls. The top surface also provides full foot support to reduce the chance of foot thrombosis. A spring flange extends from a rear of the top surface and engages the spring. A drag link flange extends downward from the top surface and engages the drag link. The drag link stand employs a unibody construction and has no moving parts which provides additional durability.
Disclosed herein is a magnetic ladder bracket adapted to be releasably attached to any surface having ferromagnetic properties, such as steel, iron etc. The magnetic ladder bracket comprises a base coupled to a plurality of magnets one a first side of the base and two or more brackets on a second side of the base. The plurality of magnets provide a jet blast resistant securement of the magnetic ladder bracket to the ferromagnetic surface on a tug or other vehicle. The ladder is secured to the brackets by placing a rail of the ladder in the brackets and securing the ladder using a securing mechanism, such as a pin placed across the bracket. The magnetic ladder bracket further includes one or more handles for removing the bracket from the ferromagnetic surface.
B60R 9/042 - Carriers characterised by means to facilitate loading or unloading of the load, e.g. rollers, tracks, or the like
B60R 9/06 - Supplementary fittings on vehicle exterior for carrying loads, e.g. luggage, sports gear or the like at vehicle front or rear
F16M 13/02 - Other supports for positioning apparatus or articlesMeans for steadying hand-held apparatus or articles for supporting on, or attaching to, an object, e.g. tree, gate, window-frame, cycle
A47G 1/17 - Devices for hanging or supporting pictures, mirrors, or the like using adhesives, suction or magnetism
B64F 1/22 - Ground or aircraft-carrier-deck installations for handling aircraft
Disclosed herein is a ladder adapted to service the engine of a tractor-trailer truck. The ladder comprises a set of rails having rungs extending between them. A set of rear rails is coupled to the set of rails. A pair of stability beams, terminating in ground contacting feet, extends rearward from the front rail and rear rails on each side of the ladder. A platform, extending rearward from between the set of rails, provides a planar surface allowing a mechanic access to the engine.
E06C 1/397 - Special constructions of ladders, e.g. ladders with more or less than two longitudinal members, ladders with movable rungs or other treads, longitudinally-foldable ladders characterised by having wheels, rollers, or runners
The present invention is directed to a collapsible ladder system comprising a first ladder rail and a second ladder rail connected by a plurality of rungs, a base rail assembly comprising a first base rail pivotably connected to both the first ladder rail and a lower support brace, wherein the lower support brace is pivotably connected to an upper support brace that is pivotably connected to the first ladder rail, a second base rail pivotably connected to both the second ladder rail and a lower support brace, wherein the lower support brace is pivotably connected to an upper support brace that is pivotably connected to the second ladder rail.
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
20 - Furniture and decorative products
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collapsible ladders made of metal and aluminum; accessories, namely wheel kits, removable tool trays, foot stands, extension kits, tie kits and parts made of metal to be attached to a ladder which provides support for the ladder Collapsible ladders made of fiberglass retail store and online retail store services featuring ladders and accessories for ladders
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
35 - Advertising and business services
Goods & Services
Removable tool accessory trays made of metal sold empty for stepladders and extension ladders Online retail store services featuring removable tool accessory trays made of metal sold empty for stepladders and extension ladders
A ladder system is disclosed which allows for stabilizing a ladder on multiple surfaces without the need for a second person or a great deal of setup time. The collapsible ladder system includes a larger ladder section and a smaller ladder strut section which are pivotally connected at a point which is at or below the midpoint of the larger ladder section. The larger ladder section and smaller ladder strut section are connected by a rigid adjustable linkage, or spreader, at a point that is below the pivotable connection. The ladder further includes a means for stability on a variety of surfaces. At the ground contact point, the point where the ladder side rail ends and the ground meet, there are adjustable gripping feet, which can be independently or in combination vertically or angularly adjusted for maximum stability.
A ladder system is disclosed which allows for stabilizing a ladder on multiple surfaces without the need for a second person or a great deal of setup time. The collapsible ladder system includes a larger ladder section and a smaller ladder strut section which are pivotally connected at a point which is at or below the midpoint of the larger ladder section. The larger ladder section and smaller ladder strut section are connected by a rigid adjustable linkage, or spreader, at a point that is below the pivotable connection. The ladder further includes a means for stability on a variety of surfaces. At the ground contact point, the point where the ladder side rail ends and the ground meet, there are adjustable gripping feet, which can be independently or in combination vertically or angularly adjusted for maximum stability.
06 - Common metals and ores; objects made of metal
35 - Advertising and business services
Goods & Services
Accessory made of metal to be attached to a ladder which provides support for the ladder; collapsible ladder assembly made of metal comprising a ladder and support accessory Retail store services featuring accessories for ladders
A ladder system is disclosed which allows for stabilizing a ladder, on multiple surfaces, without the need for a second person or a great deal of setup time. The collapsible ladder system includes a larger ladder section and a smaller ladder strut section that is pivotally connected at a point which is at or below the midpoint of the larger ladder section. The larger ladder section and smaller ladder strut section are connected by a rigid adjustable linkage, or spreader, at a point that is below the pivotable connection. The ladder further includes a means for stability on a variety of surfaces. At the ground contacting point, the point where the ladder side rail ends and the ground meet, there are adjustable gripping feet, which can be independently or in combination vertically or angularly adjusted for maximum stability.
A ladder system is disclosed which allows for stabilizing a ladder, on multiple surfaces, without the need for a second person or a great deal of setup time. The collapsible ladder system includes a larger ladder section and a smaller ladder strut section that is pivotally connected at a point which is at or below the midpoint of the larger ladder section. The larger ladder section and smaller ladder strut section are connected by a rigid adjustable linkage, or spreader, at a point that is below the pivotable connection. The ladder further includes a means for stability on a variety of surfaces. At the ground contacting point, the point where the ladder side rail ends and the ground meet, there are adjustable gripping feet, which can be independently or in combination vertically or angularly adjusted for maximum stability.
A ladder system is disclosed which allows for stabilizing a ladder, on multiple surfaces, without the need for a second person or a great deal of setup time. The collapsible ladder system includes a larger ladder section and a smaller ladder strut section that is pivotally connected at a point which is at or below the midpoint of the larger ladder section. The larger ladder section and smaller ladder strut section are connected by a rigid adjustable linkage, or spreader, at a point that is below the pivotable connection. The ladder further includes a means for stability on a variety of surfaces. At the ground contacting point, the point where the ladder side rail ends and the ground meet, there are adjustable gripping feet, which can be independently or in combination vertically or angularly adjusted for maximum stability.
