Robert Cameron Haley

US Patent:

8505954, Aug 13, 2013

Filed:

Jul 5, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/176676

Inventors:

Robert Haley - Glen Cove NY, US

International Classification:

B62D 53/08

US Classification:

280507, 70258, 280433, 340431

Abstract:

An easy to use trailer anti-theft device that forms an integral part of said trailer comprising a front exterior wall mounted locking mechanism having a rotatable lock bar extending therefrom with the lock bar having an upper arm pivotally and swivelably connected to a lower swing bar that can be unlocked and moved from a stored position to a downwardly depending blocking position. The lock bar has a partially rotative lower swing arm that under force extends under the trailer substantially in the direction of the trailer king pin.

US Patent:

20210245822, Aug 12, 2021

Filed:

Jan 24, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/751858

Inventors:

Greg Haber - Woodbury NY, US
Robert Haley - Naples FL, US

International Classification:

B62D 53/08

Abstract:

A trailer lock can be used as an anti-theft device to secure a mating feature of a trailer, such as a king pin, against unauthorized hookups by tractors. The trailer lock can include a base plate for mounting on a wall of a trailer; one or more swing arms, which swing arms are pivotally connected to the base plate; and an engagement tube pivotally connected to the swing arms, which engagement tube defines an engagement feature integrally formed therein, such as a hollow recess, which engagement feature is capable of fitting to a mating feature of the trailer, such as a king pin. When the engagement feature is fitted to the mating feature of the trailer (for example, when an engagement tube with a hollow recess is positioned such that the king pin is within the hollow recess), it can prevent the mating feature from engaging a corresponding mating feature of a tractor, such as a fifth wheel.

US Patent:

20180022406, Jan 25, 2018

Filed:

Jul 20, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/655698

Inventors:

Greg Haber - Woodbury NY, US
Robert Haley - Glen Cove NY, US

International Classification:

B62D 53/08
E05B 67/36

Abstract:

A trailer lock can be used as an anti-theft device to secure a mating feature of a trailer, such as a king pin, against unauthorized hookups by tractors. The trailer lock can include a base plate for mounting on a wall of the trailer; a swing bar pivotally connected to the base plate; and an engagement bar pivotally connected to the swing bar, which engagement bar includes an engagement feature, such as a ring, capable of fitting to the mating feature of the trailer. When the engagement feature is fitted to the mating feature of the trailer (for example, when a ring is placed over a king pin), it can prevent the mating feature from engaging a corresponding mating feature of a tractor, such as a fifth wheel.