Crown Equipment Corporation

William S Boyd

Paul D Magee

Michael P Gallagher

Craig J Rekow

Douglas M Bornhorst

Kevin Anthony Gilliland

Roger J Quinlan, Jr

Edward E Shuret

Allen D Sprague

Daniel L White

Roger J Quinlan Jr

Industrial vehicle armrest

Industrial vehicle arm pad

A tiller knob has a top section having a lower periphery with a first plurality of indented segments and a bottom section having an upper periphery with a second plurality of indented segments. When the lower periphery and the upper periphery are mated with one another, the first plurality of indented segments cooperates with the second plurality of indented segments to form separate openings around an outer circumference of the tiller knob. A center section is located between the top section and the bottom section so that outer surfaces of extending segments are exposed through the separate openings. A multi-sectional tiller knob having top and bottom sections formed of a first material and a center section formed of a second material is also disclosed.

Tiller knob assembly for steering wheel

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Troy, OH, United States of America

William S Boyd