Mark Wesley Bevington

Title: Mark Wesley Bevington: Inventor of an Adjustable Hitch System

Introduction

Mark Wesley Bevington is an inventor associated with Yerington, Nevada, and Teleswivel, LLC. His patent work focuses on a hitch system designed to make connecting a towed vehicle to a towing vehicle more flexible and controlled. Bevington is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Bevington’s listed patent is “Hitch apparatus and system.” The invention describes a hitch apparatus with a frame movably secured to a towing vehicle and a hitch member that receives the towed vehicle’s coupling apparatus. The frame can position the hitch member at different locations within a defined three-dimensional space behind the towing vehicle while keeping it substantially level. An associated control system moves the hitch member to a desired position, offering flexibility when aligning the vehicles for connection.

Career Highlights

Bevington’s patent highlights an approach to vehicle hitching that combines movable hardware with controlled positioning. The system is designed to help place the hitch where needed while maintaining its orientation, addressing practical alignment challenges in towing.

Collaborations

Bevington is associated with Teleswivel, LLC. His listed coworkers include Carl Michael Anderson and Corey Drew Rasmussen.

Conclusion

Mark Wesley Bevington’s patented hitch apparatus and system centers on precise, level positioning to support the connection of towing and towed vehicles.