Crown Equipment Corporation

Craig J Rekow

Michael P Gallagher

Adam M Ruppert

Roger J Quinlan, Jr

Steven R Pulskamp

Robert J Henshaw

Kevin Anthony Gilliland

Leroy M Kluver

Douglas J Rinderle

Philip D Palermo

Trisha M Luthman

Paul D Magee

Matthew J Otto

Thornton K Lothrop

Steven C Billger

Ryan R Berger

James V Kraimer

Russell J Kroll

Eric J Kaiser

Brent A Bergman

Jay L Kuck

Todd M Fullenkamp

Gary Lester Topp

William S Boyd

Douglas M Bornhorst

Ryan Robert Berger

Christoph Babel

George Robert Wetterer

Peter Paul Adelsperger

William C Jones

John H Hinders

Gerald P Lamb

Megan E Wenning

Jason L Seitz

Kyle Gigandet

George R Wetterer

Eric J Hanson

Timothy A Wellman

Lucas B Waltz

Benjamin John Purrenhage

Michael S Hemry

Markus Graf

Douglas E Goodner

Leif A Norland

Jay G Pollack

George K Chow

Cole Steinbrunner

Peter M Bartlett

William J Heidemann

Timothy S Quellhorst

Joshua D Dickman

Stefan Hannemann

Franz Pöschl

Jess D Gilland

Baron C Brandt

Robert L Eilerman

Jeffrey R Burger

Chad T Sollmann

Keith T Richards

Thronton K Lothrop

Megan Wenning

Kevin A Gilliland

Roger J Quinlan

Roger J Quinlan Jr

William C Jones Jr

Benjamin J Purrenhage

A work assist system is provided for an industrial vehicle. The work assist system includes a support structure having a portion including a predefined cross-sectional shape. The work assist system further includes a clamp member having coupling structure for removably coupling the clamp member to the support structure portion, and mounting structure that removably supports a work assist item that is usable by an operator located in an operator compartment of the vehicle.

Work assist system for an industrial vehicle

Industrial vehicle armrest

Control assembly for a materials handling vehicle

An operator control system is provided for a materials handling vehicle, the materials handling vehicle including an operator station having a support structure. The operator control system includes an operator control assembly having a housing mounted to or integral with the support structure, and at least one control element for controlling a function of the vehicle. One or both of the housing and/or the control element is positionable in a plurality of positions.

Operator control system for a materials handling vehicle

A plurality of control elements extend from the base portion of a control module in a materials handling vehicle. The control elements are located adjacent to one another, wherein at least one of the control elements includes mounting structure that permits the control element to be selectively mounted to the base portion in at least first and second positions. The first position defines a first distance between the control element and an immediately adjacent control element and the second position defines a second distance between the control element and the immediately adjacent control element, the second distance being greater than the first.

Control elements for materials handling vehicles

Arm pad

Control pod

Industrial vehicle arm pad

An armrest includes an upper support section having one or more ventilation and drainage apertures that couple an upper surface of the upper support section to a lower portion of the armrest to facilitate airflow and drainage between the upper surface of the upper support section and the lower portion of the armrest. The armrest also includes one or more control implements and an arm pad removably coupled to the upper support section. The arm pad includes one or more pad apertures formed therein that communicate with the ventilation and drainage apertures to allow ventilation and drainage between an upper surface of the arm pad and the lower portion of the armrest.

Light tower for an industrial vehicle

A battery transfer apparatus for loading/unloading batteries from materials handling vehicles includes a mobile unit and a battery stand. The mobile unit is used to transport batteries into/out of materials handling vehicles and includes load handling structure comprising at least one roller, which is used to roll batteries into/out of materials handling vehicles. A top wall of the battery stand includes at least one opening and support structure of the battery stand engages a surface so as to support the battery stand thereon. The battery stand is engaged by the mobile unit during battery transfer operations by inserting the roller(s) up through the opening(s) in the top wall of the battery stand such that the roller(s) can engage the battery through the opening(s). The battery stand is capable of storing the battery while the battery is out of the materials handling vehicle.

Battery transfer apparatus

Light bar for a lift truck

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Troy, OH, United States of America

Craig J Rekow