4105 Greenway Ave, Royal Oak, MI 48073 • 2088912050
Mountain Home, ID
Denver, CO
Oakland, MI
Work
Company:
Conybeare Law Office, P.C.
Address:
Specialities
Personal Injury • Auto Collisions • Medical and Hospital Malpractice • Nursing Home Malpractice • Product Liability • Insurance • Workers Compensation • Social Security Disability
Charles J. Ceccarelli - Mountain Home ID, US Kevin B. Haight - Boise ID, US
Assignee:
Rimco, Inc. - Mountain Home ID
International Classification:
B60B 29/00
US Classification:
280 794, 280 4321, 414428, 414427, 414426
Abstract:
During recovery of a disabled motor vehicle, a towing dolly cradle assembly can be used to raise and carry an end of the vehicle. The towing dolly cradle assembly comprises two towing dolly assemblies spaced apart parallel to one another and with each dolly assembly having a horizontal main tube and each dolly assembly attached respectively along one of its longitudinal sides to an end of each of the two dolly axle assemblies interposed perpendicularly between the two dolly assemblies. The attachment of the two dolly assemblies to the two axle assemblies forms a generally rectangular towing dolly cradle assembly. In each dolly assembly, two pivot mounting assemblies are attached to the main tube with one mounting assembly at or near each end of the tube. Each mounting assembly has a spindle and a wheel assembly mounted to the spindle on the longitudinal side of the tube away from the interposed and attached dolly axle assemblies. Each mounting assembly can be actuated to raise an associated end of the horizontal tube to a raised position by the application of a torque force to a dolly lever removably attached to the mounting assembly and the dolly assembly can be locked in the raised position by actuation of a camlock having a camlock engaging pin from an open condition to a closed condition with the engaging pin protruding into a cooperating receiving hole of the pivot mounting assembly.
A dolly assembly for use in towing a disabled vehicle, preferably including a main tube with a dolly wheel mounted at each end, and a method of using same. In one preferred embodiment, the main tube is capable of selective expansion or contraction along its longitudinal axis, to facilitate adjustment and placement of dolly axle assemblies connecting opposed, generally parallel dolly assemblies. Force leveraging mechanisms may be used to aid the selective expansion or contraction of the main tube, such as ratchet or rack and pinion mechanisms. In an alternative embodiment, and for ease in transport, the dolly assembly may be pivotably collapsed along its main tube about either a vertical or horizontal axis.
Charles J Ceccarelli - Mountain Home ID, US Kevin B Haight - Boise ID, US
Assignee:
Inventive, LLC - Mountain Home ID
International Classification:
B60D 1/16
US Classification:
2804781, 2804915
Abstract:
An adjustable ball-type hitch assembly, and a method for using it. The hitch assembly is connected to a hitch receiver of a towing vehicle on one end, and to a vehicle to be towed having a ball receiver, on the other end. In a preferred embodiment, the adjustable hitch assembly may include a base attachable to the receiver, and a sliding element such as a tongue supporting the ball and pivotally attached to the base. The sliding element may include a slot or groove enabling the sliding element to move along its longitudinal axis relative to the base, and to also rotate about a vertical axis perpendicular to a horizontal plane containing at least a portion of the sliding element, enabling the ball to be moved in various directions in a substantially horizontal plane to facilitate connection of the ball to the towed vehicle. Preferably the hitch includes means for locking and unlocking angular and linear movement of the sliding element and ball, such as a cam lock, which is preferably and easily manipulable by one hand.
Bert Moore - Boise ID, US William Thompson - Boise ID, US Steven Hatten - Boise ID, US Kevin Haight - Boise ID, US Nathaniel Haro - Boise ID, US Frank Fosella - Boise ID, US
International Classification:
A61M015/00 A61M016/00
US Classification:
128202260
Abstract:
The invention is a portable, non-pressurized oxygen generation device. A first chamber holds an oxygen liberating chemical, and a catalyst from a second chamber begins the oxygen liberating reaction when the two chemicals mix. The chemicals are pre-measured, and oxygen generation can begin within seconds of activation.
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Kevin Haight Secretary
In The Ditch Towing Products Automotive Services · Auto Repair
3195 Industrial Way, Tipanuk, ID 83647 2085877960, 8889834284
Inno-Gen
Engineer
Sgw Designworks, Llc May 1, 2013 - Feb 2017
Engineer
In the Ditch Towing Products Oct 2006 - May 2013
Engineer
Tech + Help Jan 2005 - Oct 2006
New Product Development Specialist
Education:
Boise State University 2001 - 2005
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Engineering
Skills:
Product Design Manufacturing Lean Manufacturing Manufacturing Engineering Design For Manufacturing Metal Fabrication Cnc Programming Cnc Operation Robotic Welding Patents Mig Welding Lathe Injection Molding Sheet Metal Solidworks Rapid Prototyping Mechanical Engineering Continuous Improvement Fmea Product Development Engineering Finite Element Analysis Cad Engineering Management
Interests:
Work Inventing Cars Manufacturing Movies
Lieutenant - Statewide Communications - Idaho State Police
Idaho State Police Jul 1, 2013 - Aug 2017
Lieutenant - Statewide Communications
Idaho State Police Jul 1, 2013 - Aug 2017
Lieutenant - Statewide Communications - Idaho State Police
Idaho Apco/Nena Chapter Board of Directors Jul 1, 2013 - Aug 2017
Nena Representative
Denise Amber Lee Foundation Jul 1, 2013 - Aug 2017
Board Member
Willowbrook Dec 2005 - Aug 2016
Owner
Education:
Naval Postgraduate School 2018 - 2020
Masters, Master of Arts, Homeland Security
Ohio Christian University 2015 - 2017
Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts, Business Management, Organizational Leadership, Business
Northwestern University 2011 - 2011
Indian River State College 1998 - 1999
Idaho P.o.s.t. Academy 1999
Hobe Sound Bible College 1991 - 1993
Skills:
Public Safety Enforcement Patrol Criminal Justice Executive Protection Investigation Criminal Investigations Police Firearms Crime Prevention Evidence Homeland Security Emergency Management Law Enforcement Operations Private Investigations Interrogation Government Tactics Background Checks Internal Investigations Physical Security Self Defense Field Training Policy Counterterrorism Field Training Officer Security Operations Crime Scene Surveillance Swat Personal Protection Homicide Investigations Security Management Community Policing Counterintelligence Fraud Police Administration Police Training Expert Witness Forensic Analysis Criminal Intelligence Weapons Force Protection Active Shooter Taser
Personal Injury Auto Collisions Medical and Hospital Malpractice Nursing Home Malpractice Product Liability Insurance Workers Compensation Social Security Disability
ISLN:
901397087
Admitted:
1986
University:
Kalamazoo College, B.A.
Law School:
University of Michigan, J.D.
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