Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 2
Claim 1
Independent Claim
364 words
A mechanical combination consisting of a solid handle combined in the center thereof with a truncated tail by weld means, to form a truncated T-shaped unit, the truncated tail being provided with a squared aperture in the end thereof and being further provided with a threaded aperture in one side thereof, the said aperture being adapted and designed to receive and hold a conventional set-screw, the handle is combined by set-screw means with a unitary solid round member, one end of which is squared to fit into the squared aperture in the tail of the handle and the other end of which is rounded and relatively larger in diameter than the body of the above described round member, the said rounded end being oblongularly hollowed in the interior thereof, the hollowed interior having rounded corners in order to fit over the stem of a conventional shock-absorber, the said round member is provided with two circular indented scores, these scores are each disposed and adapted to receive a conventional snap-ring, the said round member is disposed and adapted to be placed inside a unitary hollow round cylindrical member and to be held in a movable position therein by the said snap rings on the round member, the said unitary hollow round cylindrical member has one end thereof exteriorly hexagonal in shape and the interior diameter of this end is fractionally larger in diameter than the exterior diameter of the round member and permits the round member to move freely upward and downward therein for a distance controlled by distance between the said snap-rings on the round member, immediately under the exteriorly hexagonal section of the cylindrical member there is another section of the cylindrical member, relatively larger in exterior diameter than the hexagonal section, the cylindrical member has at its bottom end a section which is relatively smaller in its exterior and interior diameters than the body of the cylindrical member, this latter section of the cylindrical member is interiorly provided with ridges disposed and adapted to form a hexagonal section in the interior thereof, the hexagonal section is disposed and adapted to receive and hold the nut on the stem of a conventional shock-absorber.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
364 words
A mechanical combination consisting of a solid handle combined in the center thereof with a truncated tail by weld means, to form a truncated T-shaped unit, the truncated tail being provided with a squared aperture in the end thereof and being further provided with a threaded aperture in one side thereof, the said aperture being adapted and designed to receive and hold a conventional set-screw, the handle is combined by set-screw means with a unitary solid round member, one end of which is squared to fit into the squared aperture in the tail of the handle and the other end of which is rounded and relatively larger in diameter than the body of the above described round member, the said rounded end being oblongularly hollowed in the interior thereof, the hollowed interior having rounded corners in order to fit over the stem of a conventional shock-absorber, the said round member is provided with two circular indented scores, these scores are each disposed and adapted to receive a conventional snap-ring, the said round member is disposed and adapted to be placed inside a unitary hollow round cylindrical member and to be held in a movable position therein by the said snap rings on the round member, the said unitary hollow round cylindrical member has one end thereof exteriorly hexagonal in shape and the interior diameter of this end is fractionally larger in diameter than the exterior diameter of the round member and permits the round member to move freely upward and downward therein for a distance controlled by distance between the said snap-rings on the round member, immediately under the exteriorly hexagonal section of the cylindrical member there is another section of the cylindrical member, relatively larger in exterior diameter than the hexagonal section, the cylindrical member has at its bottom end a section which is relatively smaller in its exterior and interior diameters than the body of the cylindrical member, this latter section of the cylindrical member is interiorly provided with ridges disposed and adapted to form a hexagonal section in the interior thereof, the hexagonal section is disposed and adapted to receive and hold the nut on the stem of a conventional shock-absorber.