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Mi-jack Products, Inc.

Greenfield Products, Inc.

William C Healy

Anthony Calomino

John J Lanigan, Sr

Myron Glickman

John J Lanigan, Jr

Ralph M Swanson

Antonio Carlos Callado De Souza

Ken Svihlik

A machine for handling heavy components in a heavy equipment environment. In an example implementation, the machine includes a truck having at least two front wheels and at least one rear wheel. A outrigger portion extends forward from the truck. The front wheels are attached at a forward end of the outrigger portion. A mast extends vertically from a track extending forward from the truck on a base of the outrigger portion. The mast is movably extendable or retractable along the track. A carriage is mounted on the mast and configured to move vertically on the mast. A pair of forks are mounted on the carriage to move vertically when the carriage is controlled to move. A personnel platform is mounted on the carriage independent of the mounting of the forks on the carriage. A remote control panel is configured to override a cab control panel under operator control. The remote control panel includes a plurality of controls for moving the carriage and for extending or retracting the mast.

Apparatus for handling heavy components on containers

A method () for handling chassis is disclosed. The method () can include: providing () a multi-level structure including a plurality of levels including a first level with an opening to receive a chassis and a second level; locating () a plurality of shelves adjacent to the opening including a port shelf and a starboard shelf, each configured to receive a chassis; and providing () an transfer mechanism configured to pick a chassis and place it on one of the plurality of shelves. The method allows compact storage, stacking and retrieving and inventorying of chassis, for enhanced logistics.

System and method of handling chassis

A conventional billfold or wallet includes a strap or other type of prehensible attachment on or adjacent the center fold line of the wallet which may be grasped when the wallet is inserted in a pocket with its fold line disposed on top to facilitate withdrawal of the wallet therefrom. A narrow, continuous wallet encircling strap is preferably disposed to pass through the currency pocket for ready attachment to any conventional wallet without the need for any structural modification thereof whatever.

Wallet attachment for facilitating withdrawal from a pocket

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Milwaukee, WI, United States of America

William C Healy