Graco Children's Products, Inc.

Graco Metal Products, Inc.

Devon T Siesholtz

Christine E Julien

Curtis M Hartenstine

Michael Austin Dotsey

James A Sack

James Eldon

Andrew Serbinski

Nathanael Saint

Peter R Tuckey

David D McClanahan

Joseph T Grintz

Patrick William Laffan

Glenn E Gehr

Cindy L Berkey

Louis Robert Doucette

Richard A Wyant

Dennis R Stauffer

Stephen Ahnert

Robert T Pike

Alan Brownlie

Nathaniel Saint

Branden McCorkel

Dan Globerman

A child seat has a seat bottom and a seat back pivotally joined to the seat bottom at a seat bight. The seat back and seat bottom are movable between a toddler seat position with the seat back raised to a non-parallel orientation relative to the seat bottom and a lie flat position with the seat back lowered to a generally parallel orientation relative to the seat bottom. A bassinet rail assembly has a foot rail portion and a head rail portion and is able to move to a bassinet wall configuration around a perimeter of and elevated above the child seat when the seat back is in the lie flat position.

Convertible stroller seat

A stroller includes a frame, a pivot joint assembly mounted on the frame, and a handle coupled to the frame at the pivot joint assembly. The handle rotates about a pivot axis defined by the pivot joint assembly between first and second positions relative to the frame. A latch assembly includes a projection and is movable between a latched state in which the latch assembly secures the handle in either the first position or the second position and a released state in which the handle is released for movement between the first and second positions. A latch guide defines a path along which the projection rides during the movement between the first and second positions such that the projection remains in the released state during the movement between the first and second positions

Reversible stroller handle

Stroller

A stroller has a collapsible frame, a removable stand, a removable footrest assembly, removable front and upper trays, and a latch for maintaining the collapsible frame in the collapsed position. The stand is connected to the cross brace and the intermediate bar of the frame, and movable between an extended position when the stroller frame is in the collapsed position and a retracted position when the stroller frame is in the operating position. The stand includes a stand guide and an elongated member movable relative to the stand guide. The elongated member has a first C-shaped collar at one end thereof and a foot at the opposite end. The foot can engage the ground or support when the stand is moved to the extended position to keep the collapsed stroller in an upright position. The stand guide has a second C-shaped collar. The first collar is pivotally and removably connected to an intermediate bar of the seat support, and the second collar is pivotally and removably connected to a rear cross brace connecting the rear right and left legs of the collapsible frame. The footrest assembly is attached to a front cross brace connecting the front right and left legs of the collapsible frame.

Stroller and components thereof

Canopy for a stroller

Tandem stroller

A swivel wheel assembly which is easy to assemble and convenient for use includes a tube plug inserted into a tube leg, a pivot pin inserted into the tube plug and a rotary member rotatably secured on the pin. The rotary member supports a shaft and pair of wheels. By using a hard material for the pin, a softer material for the rotary member and a still softer material for the tube plug, friction is reduced. The plug, pin and rotary member are assembled without the use of fasteners. The rotary member includes a resilient flexible member with a key received in a circumferential groove of the pivot pin.

Swivel wheel assembly

Baby stroller

A double wheel caster for being rotatably mounted on a leg of a transport carrier includes a support rod having a center portion and opposite first and second end portions. The center portion of the support rod is rotatably positioned within an opening located in a wheel caster trailing housing. A pair of caster wheels are rotatably positioned on the first and second end portions of the support rod. Each caster wheel has an aperture generally centrally located therethrough and a plurality of fingers extending radially inward and into engagement with the support rod such that the caster wheels are frictionally mounted on the support rod. Upon movement of the transport carrier in a direction which forces one caster wheel to rotate faster than the other, the frictional mounting inhibits the one caster from freely rotating with respect to the other to thereby prevent shimmying.

Double wheel caster for being rotatably mounted on a leg of a transport

Baby walker

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Boyertown, PA, United States of America

Devon T Siesholtz