Atwood Mobile Products, Inc.

Polaris Industries Inc.

Dometic Sweden Ab

Dekko Engineering, Inc.

Michael James Pequignot, Ii

Timothy John Roeglin

Gregg E Laukhuf

Andrew J Miller

Nalinikanth Garikapati

Shashidhar Channarayapatna Suryanarayana

Srirama Raju Pinnamraju

Shane Lee Doehrmann

Robert Cooling

An all terrain vehicle with a low profile low friction seat support is described. The vehicle includes a rail in a longitudinal direction of the vehicle and a seat support with a top member and a bottom member. The seat support is adapted for securing on the rail, and the seat support is adjustable in position in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle. A lock is provided for releasably locking the seat support in a forward position, a rearward position and therebetween. A low friction support member is positioned between the top and bottom members. At least two channels are formed in the top member. One of the channels matches the shape of the support member, and the other channel matches the shape of the rail for close registration between the top member and the support member and the rails. The seat support is highly compartmentalized, sturdier, and safer for vehicle occupants.

Low profile low friction vehicle seat support

An improved pivot foot for a trailer jack of the type having a housing and a telescoping member that can be raised and lowered in and out of the housing eliminates the need for use of blocks between the jack and ground surface. The pivot foot includes a base and a pair of opposite sidewalls upstanding from the base. Each of the sidewalls has a cam slot and an ear slot formed in it. A bridge tab extends between the sidewalls for supporting the jack. A bore extends through the telescoping member of the jack. A pivot ring is provided, and it has a pair of outwardly extending ears. The pivot ring is sized to move freely along the length of the telescoping member. A cam pin extends transversely through the bore of the telescoping member and connects the sidewalls and the jack. The shaft of the cam pin travels within the cam slots to lift and rotate the foot assembly at a pivot defined by the ears of the pivot ring when the telescoping member is raised into the housing of the jack. As a result, the hitch end of the trailer set up is more stable and easier to set up.

Pivot foot for trailer jack

An adjustable seat pedestal that allows a user to adjust the height of the seat without sacrificing ride quality. The seat pedestal has a top carrier onto which a seat is mounted and a base that is mounted to the floor of a vehicle. A scissor linkage is employed to allow movement of the carrier toward the base when force is applied through the seat to the carrier when the vehicle hits bumps and forces the user downward. An air bag biases the top carrier upward away from the base. As the upper ends of the scissor linkage move closer together by being pushed upward, a sliding end of the scissor linkage is restrained from movement inward and therefore, limits the maximum height of the pedestal. The pressure in the air bag may be varied which will not change the height above the maximum, but will change the ride quality.

Air ride seat pedestal with independent height adjustment

A modular electrical assembly for use in a prefabricated wall panel of an office partition system includes a housing disposed within the hollow interior of the prefabricated wall panel. At least one electrical receptacle is operatively disposed within the housing. A connector electrically connects to an electrical distribution box disposed within the prefabricated wall panel to thereby electrically connect the connector to a source of electrical current. A switch electrically interconnects the electrical receptacle and the connector the switch selectively controlling the flow of electrical current between the electrical receptacle and the connector. The switch is disposed within a cut-out in the prefabricated wall panel, thereby exposing the switch from within the hollow interior of the wall panel to an exterior thereof.

Modular power assembly with switch

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Fremont, IN, United States of America

Michael James Pequignot, Ii