Joseph John Heilmann

Address:

24620 E Cedar Lk Dr, New Prague, MN 56071

VIN:

5JGBH11107E026938

Make:

Acura

Model:

RDX 4WD 4dr Tech Pkg

Year:

2007

US Patent:

6769847, Aug 3, 2004

Filed:

May 28, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/446329

Inventors:

Joseph John Heilmann - Prior Lake MN 55372

International Classification:

B60P 706

US Classification:

410104, 410101

Abstract:

A low profile anchor assembly for anchoring cargo and the like to a carriers surface integrally equipped with a T-slotted track having a pair of inwardly extending flanges and a pair of sidewalls extending upwardly from a base plate, collectively forming a T-shaped spatial opening. The anchor assembly comprising a top track plate having first and second apertures configurably aligned along the centerline and longitudinal axis thereof for receiving therethrough an end of a cargo strap and a bolt, respectively; and a bottom track plate having a threaded aperture and a track spacer having a non-threaded aperture, each aperture being selectively aligned with the second aperture to permit passage of the bolt, effectively serving as mechinism for tighteningly securing the anchor assembly to the T-slotted track.

US Patent:

62410482, Jun 5, 2001

Filed:

Nov 16, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/442197

Inventors:

Joseph John Heilmann - Prior Lake MN

International Classification:

B66B 1106
E04H 618

US Classification:

187263

Abstract:

A storage platform and lift apparatus comprises a plurality of platforms; four cables; a plurality of elongated brace members; four elongated vertical members, each having a plurality of apertures extending therethrough; and a drive axle. A pulley wheel is rotatably coupled to two vertical members, while the other two vertical members support a drive axle which contains the four cables. A plurality of brace members support the vertical members in an upright, stable position. Upper and lower gear assemblies, in combination with the four cables extending outwardly away from the drive axle and coupled to the platforms, provide means to raise and lower the platforms to any desired height for either short- and long-term storage of machinery, equipment, and the alike.