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William Gaterman

Brad A Miller

A roller lifter assembly has a lifter body with a leg extending outwardly therefrom, a bar having a elongated slot formed therein, a first rivet having a head and a shank, a button affixed to the shank of the rivet so as to sandwich the bar between the button and the leg of the lifter body. The head of the rivet has a surface adjacent to the shank that bears against a curved inner surface of the leg of the lifter body so as to prevent the rivet from rotating. The shank extends through the hole in the leg and through the elongated slot of the bar. The rivet is positioned so as to as to be non-rotatable during the movement of the lifter bodies.

Roller lifter assembly

An apparatus has a frame, a pair of lenses affixed within the frame, a single temple hingedly connected to one side of the frame, and a weighted member affixed to an opposite side of the frame. The weighted member hangs downwardly from the opposite side of the frame. The frame has a first hinge joined to the temple and a second hinge to which the weighted member is attached. The temple that would be attached to the second hinge has been removed. The second hinge includes an arm extending rearwardly from the frame with a slot formed therein. A loop of the weighted member is received within the slot. The weighted member has a weight equal to a weight of the single temple.

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Daytona Beach, FL, United States of America

William Gaterman