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Weight lifting exercise apparatus
   
Document Number
US Patent 4411424
Issued Date
October 25, 1983
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Barnett; Robert V. (Oklahoma City, OK)
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Abstract
In a weight raising exercise device a pair of upstanding lever assemblies, pivotally mounted on an open framework, are manually moved, alternately, toward one end of the frame in a push and pull action for raising and lowering framework guided weights selectively connected alternately with the respective lever assembly by chains entrained over sprockets and engaged with the weights by switch actuated solenoids. A fulcrum axle assembly, mounted on the framework between and pivotally connected with the lever assemblies, permits both lever assemblies to be used in raising and lowering the weights.
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Published
October 25, 1983
Application Number
06/346,473
Filed
February 8, 1982
US Classification
482/99   482/133 482/139
Int'l Classification
A63B   21/062   (20060101)   A63B   21/06   (20060101)  
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272/118   272/117   272/134   272/143  
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