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Universal wheel and spring unit
   
Document Number
US Patent 3907265
Issued Date
September 23, 1975
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An outer housing with two verticle sides, having a channel shaped piece holding two sides in place. An inner wheel U shaped carriage, two vertical sides attached at top by a channel shaped piece, the wheel mounted at lower end of vertical sides, the U shaped carriage held in place by vertical guides attached to outer housing. The top of outer housing and top of inner wheel carriage being the spring placement area, the spring held in place and also used for adjustment, by bolts passing through top of outer housing, passing through coil springs and through top of inner wheel carriage.
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Published
September 23, 1975
Application Number
05/450,479
Filed
March 12, 1974
US Classification
267/289   280/124.179
Int'l Classification
B60G   11/00   (20060101)   B60G   11/14   (20060101)   B60B   33/04   (20060101)  
USPTO Field of Search
267/60   280/124A  
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