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Vehicle mounted toilet seat

An extension member is attachable to a trailer hitch and extends away from the vehicle and is connected to a seating frame supporting a toilet seat.

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Class 238/54 - Cross section


Subclass of Class 238 - Railways: surface track
Definition: Cross-sectional forms of integral ties not otherwise classified
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 05/15/2001


NumberTitleIssue Date
6230981Steel railroad sleepers
A steel railroad sleeper of inverted channel section whose open ends can selectively be closed by end plates detachably connected one to open end of the sleeper and whose sides incline downwardly and outwardly from the upper rail supporting surface of the...
05/15/2001
5887788Steel pipe connector of ladder-type sleeper for railway track
To provide inexpensively a connector constructed of a steel pipe and bearing a tie function of a ladder-type sleeper for railway tracks, in a connector constructed of a steel pipe 1 used in the ladder-type sleeper for railway tracks integrated with longit...
03/30/1999
5055350Composite railroad cross-tie
A railroad cross-tie made from sand and recycled thermoplastic containers. To practice the invention the containers made of many thermoplastic materials are granulated and mixed together. The labels and small amounts of residue from the original contents ...
10/08/1991
4583685Rail anchoring
A rail anchoring clip and sleeper assembly comprising a sleeper and at least one rail anchoring clip arranged in use to longitudinally anchor a rail across the sleeper, the sleeper having means to locate the rail in a direction longitudinal of the sleeper...
04/22/1986
4083491Synthetic railroad crosstie
A railroad crosstie is constructed from at least two individually distinct rail support blocks interconnected by a web system which is fastened to the blocks and which comprises at least one self-supporting rigid sheet member adapted to be buried in the r...
04/11/1978
 
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