Geneva Group of Companies, Inc.

John M Enga

Jeffrey S Thiessen

Hector F Gonzalez

A carrying rack for transporting sporting or work equipment over a pickup truck bed while utilizing relatively lighter weight materials is disclosed. The carrying rack utilizes the space above the pickup truck bed so the pickup truck bed may be enclosed with a tonneau. The carrying rack incorporates tracks which are easily installed and removed without requiring drilling or other modifications to the pickup truck bed. The carrying rack tracks allow for uprights and cross members to be attached when in use. The carrying rack is mounted to the pickup truck bed so the tonneau cover may be rolled up without removing the cross members or uprights. The location of the cross bars and uprights on the carrying rack can be adjusted along the length of the carrying rack tracks, thus allowing for attaching equipment such as bicycle carrier, ski carrier, cargo basket, ladder, or other types of equipment. In some embodiments, the lateral position of the tracks can be varied as well. The carrying rack allows the pickup truck bed space to be used for other purposes while transporting sporting or other equipment.

Pick up truck load rack

A cleaning cartridge for cleaning a reciprocating read/write head of a tape drive. The cartridge includes a cleaning tape and cleaning segments that cooperate to clean the tape contacting surface and the air-bleed slots of a read/write head as it moves thereagainst. The cleaning segments are preferably mounted on a carrier that may be displaced to accommodate different models of tape drives having various read/write head projection depths, and which may include a resilient member for urging the cleaning segments towards the read/write head with a predetermined amount of force.

Magnetic head cleaning cartridge with displaceable head receiver

A cleaning cartridge for cleaning the read/write head of a tape drive having at least one stationary cleaning device with filaments, fibers or strands positioned to loosen and remove debris from the air bleed slots of the read/write head. The cleaning cartridge cleans the air bleed slots at the same time as cleaning the tape contact surface of the read/write head.

Tape drive head cleaning cartridge having a cleaning element with

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Cartridge having brushes above and below a cleaning tape for cleaning

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Rogers, MN, United States of America

John M Enga