Par Industries, Inc.

Hedstrom Corporation

Flexible Flyer Acquisition Corp.

Robert J Nolan

Paul C Gilles

Russell J Coddington, Jr

Samuel G Smith

A children's swing ride is composed of an articulated seating platform having an axis of articulation. A pair of hangers is connected to the seating platform on opposite sides of that axis and a pair of levers extends from the platform on opposite sides of that axis. In use, the platform is suspended by way of the hangers from an overhead support so that riders sitting on opposite ends of the platform can swing back and forth and, by exerting force on the other rider's lever, cause articulation of the seating platform.

Articulated swing

Dual swing seating platform

Swing seating platform

Riding school bus for children

A riding toy for children has a chassis, a pair of side walls, lateral roof supports and wheel supports. The chassis includes locating protuberances and securement apertures which cooperate with side wall recesses and darts, respectively, to secure the side walls thereto. The roof supports have apertures formed therein which cooperate with roof darts on the side walls to establish a rigid construction of the chassis, side walls and roof supports. The chassis also has seat portions and axle tie bars interconnecting side rails. A front axle tie bar has vertical axle support guides which provide steerable supports for the front axles.

Riding toy for children

Handlebar for a child's swing seat

Swing seat unit

Spin connector for a child's swing

Two-piece tire swing seat

Child's swing seat

Child's swing seat with vertically disposed foot supports

Child's swing seat with lateral foot supports

Protective cover for play gym leg joints

Child's rocking and rotating riding toy

Steerable sled

Growing community of inventors

Columbus, MS, United States of America

Robert J Nolan