Cross River Products, Inc.

Xerox Corporation

James L Sloan

Greg W Meeker

Patrick T Pendell

A modular customer installable bypass paper transport that allows printed output from a printer to bypass an output tray of the printer and pass directly into a separate finisher includes a cover assembly and two locating springs that are essential for proper location of idler which are part of the cover and drive rollers during re-engagement of the idler and drive rollers after a jam has been cleared. The two wire form springs are attached to the cover and a cover support member and are stressed from a home position when the cover is slid to a remote position for jam clearing. As the cover is slid back to its home position, the springs pull the cover and idler rollers into proper alignment with mating drive rollers.

Customer installable bypass sheet transport with cover assembly and

A stroller for children movable between a compact folded position and an erect position for receiving and supporting a child. The stroller comprises a handle portion, a front wheel support portion and a rear wheel support portion. The handle portion has a handle at one end, and the front wheel support portion has front wheels rotatably supported at one end. The opposite end of each of the handle and front wheel support portions comprise a pair of spaced apart elongated handle and front members respectively which are hingeably connected together. The rear wheel support portion has rear wheels rotatably supported at one end and a slide member hingeably connected to each of a pair of spaced apart elongated rear members at its opposite end. Each slide member is further slideably mounted on a handle member of the handle portion and movable thereon from a retracted position to an extended position. In the retracted position, the handle and front wheel support portions are free to pivot relative to one another for folding the stroller into a compact folded position. In the extended position, the slide member slidably engages the front wheel support portion for securing the handle and front wheel support portions together in non-pivotal relation for supporting the stroller in its erect position. The slide member connections between the handle and rear members further allows pivotal movement of the rear wheel support portion relative to the handle and front portions to provide a more compact folded position for the stroller.

Foldable stroller

An improved swivel assembly for a shopping cart, stroller or the like. The swivel assembly comprises a yoke having a vertically extending opening therethrough into which an end of a cart leg or the like is journaled for rotation of the swivel assembly around the leg. The yoke further has a horizontal opening laterally spaced from the vertical opening for supporting a shaft on which one or more wheels are mounted for rotation. A collar is rigidly secured to the shaft for preventing disengagement of the cart leg from the yoke.

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Avon, NY, United States of America

James L Sloan