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Class 105/454 - LONGITUDINALLY MOVABLE BODY


Subclass of Class 105 - Railway rolling stock
Definition: Car bodies which have a longitudinal slidable movement relatively
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 03/17/1998


NumberTitleIssue Date
5727473Rotary lock for a split ramp railway car
A rotary locking mechanism connects an upper ramp and a lower ramp of a split ramp railway car. A pin carrier supports a coupling pin and is mounted to the lower ramp by a swivel pin. The pin carrier can pivot horizontally relative to the lower ramp. A du...
03/17/1998
5480042Lock and coupler for a railway ramp car having fluid and electrical couplings
A retainer is provided for retaining a catch mounted to a first portion of a split ramp car in its unlocked position as a second portion of a ramp car exits a locking area in which it is previously locked. An arm portion of the retainer extends into the l...
01/02/1996
5456520Vehicle for transporting alternative substances in alternative containers
A trailer for selectively transporting either a first or second substance is disclosed. The trailer includes a substantially flat bed and has two containers disposed thereon, each of which is capable of storing a different type of substance. An operator m...
10/10/1995
5445083Lock and coupler for a railway ramp car
A retainer is provided for retaining a catch mounted to a first portion of a split ramp car in its unlocked position as a second portion of a ramp car exits a locking area in which it is previously locked. An arm portion of the retainer extends into the l...
08/29/1995
5222443Railway ramp car
A ramp car for loading and unloading vehicles comprises first and second ramps mounted respectively to first and second wheel sets. The first and second ramps extend toward each other in a lowered loading position for providing access for vehicles to a tr...
06/29/1993
 
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