Lift-u, Division of Hogan Mfg., Inc.

Don Morris

David Johnson

Paul Reichmuth

Roger Young

A ramp assembly includes but is not limited to a frame, a ramp platform functionally associated with the frame, a stow/deploy mechanism for deploying and stowing the ramp platform, and a drive assembly operatively connected to the stow/deploy mechanism for conditionally actuating the stow/deploy mechanism, which in turn, articulates the ramp platform between the stowed and deployed positions.

Compact folding slide-out ramp assembly

A barrier assembly for a wheelchair lift assembly is provided. The wheelchair lift assembly includes a lift frame and a platform reciprocally coupled to the lift frame. The barrier assembly includes a frame having a first side rail and a second side rail. The frame is coupled to at least one of the lift frame or a structural frame. The barrier assembly also includes a barrier slidably disposed between the first and second side rails. A drive assembly is operably coupled to the barrier for selectively moving the barrier between at least a stowed position and a deployed position.

Barrier assembly for a wheelchair lift

A wheelchair lift () for a vehicle is disclosed. The wheelchair lift includes a lift platform assembly () coupled to a frame (). The wheelchair lift also includes a reciprocating assembly () in communication with the lift platform to reciprocate the lift platform between a raised position and a lowered position. A locking mechanism () is coupled to the frame and lockingly engages a portion of the reciprocating assembly () to maintain communication between the reciprocating assembly and the lift platform if a portion of the reciprocating assembly fails.

Securing assembly for a passenger lift

A wheelchair lift () for a vehicle is disclosed. The wheelchair lift includes a lift platform () coupled to a support structure () by an attachment assembly (). The lift platform is reciprocal between a stowed position and an extended position, wherein the lift platform is coplanar with a first plane. The wheelchair lift also includes a redundant support assembly () in communication with the lift platform to provide secondary support of the lift platform when the lift platform is in the extended position and to maintain the lift platform in a second plane substantially parallel to the first plane if a portion of the attachment assembly fails.

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Conifer, CO, United States of America

Don Morris