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United Technologies Corporation

Charles M Love

Gregory J Mack

Roland Benoit

Eugene M Beverly

A ski conversion assembly including: braces for attachment to skis and an axle of a stroller or trailer; and a rigger element for connecting to a ski and including a runner element. In a first position, the runner element is locatable between the first and second skis. In a second position, the runner element is locatable beyond the first ski in a direction from the second ski toward the first ski. A ski conversion assembly, including: braces for attachment to skis and an axle of a stroller or trailer; and a brake element including a first portion arranged to be fixedly secured to an end of a ski, a second portion pivotably connected to the first portion and arranged to extend past the end of the ski, and a resilient element urging the second portion in a direction from a top of the ski toward a bottom of the ski.

Universal ski conversion assembly

A ski conversion device for a stroller or a bicycle trailer including: wheel braces for attachment to first and second skis and for receiving the first and second wheels; connecting elements for fixing the wheels to wheel braces; orientation braces for attachment to skis; orientation elements for connecting the stroller or the bicycle trailer to the orientation braces and for fixing an orientation of the stroller or the bicycle trailer with respect to the skis; a rigger element for connecting to a ski and including a runner element; and yokes for connection to the skis, the yokes attachable to a source of energy for propelling the ski conversion device. In a first position, the runner element is locatable between the first and second skis. In a second position, the runner element is locatable beyond the first ski in a direction from the second ski toward the first ski.

Universal ski conversion device for a stroller or bicycle trailer

An improved abrasive blade tip for gas turbine engines is taught, wherein an abrasive tip coating is applied to the blade tip in such a manner as to lessen wear through of the abrasive and the underlying airfoil on the leading and trailing edges, by coating the blade tip with abrasive not only on the tip surface per se, but so as to cover portions of the convex and concave airfoil surfaces at the corners where the tip surface intersects the leading and trailing edges.

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Jupiter, FL, United States of America

Charles M Love