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High row exercise machine

Patent 5273505 Issued on December 28, 1993. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject October 21, 2011. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

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Issued on: 12/21/1976
Inventor: Jones

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Patent #: 3998455
Issued on: 12/21/1976
Inventor: Billmeyer

Exercise machine
Patent #: 4720099
Issued on: 01/19/1988
Inventor: Carlson

Decline press exercise machine
Patent #: 5044631
Issued on: 09/03/1991
Inventor: Jones

Pulldown exercise machine Patent #: 5050873
Issued on: 09/24/1991
Inventor: Jones

Inventor

Assignee

Application

No. 779947 filed on 10/21/1991

US Classes:

482/97, Having lever carrying the weight482/133, Having common force transmitting support frame for user and for force resister482/142SUPPORT FOR ENTIRE BODY OF USER (E.G., BENCH, SLANT BOARD, ETC.)

Examiners

Primary: Apley, Richard J.
Assistant: Donnelly, Jerome

Attorney, Agent or Firm

International Class

A63B 021/08

Abstract

A high row exercise machine includes a frame symmetrical with respect to a vertical midplane, a seat connected to the frame adapted to support an exerciser along the midplane in a forward facing direction, and a pair of spaced levers pivotally connected to the frame above and behind the seat on opposite sides of the midplane. The levers pivot through vertical planes of motion which converge with respect to the forward facing direction of the seat. Each of the rearward ends of the levers is adapted to hold a selected weight resistance, and each of the forward ends of the levers includes an angled handle located in front of and above the exerciser supported on the seat. An exerciser supported on the seat reaches up and grasps the handles, with palms facing forward, and then pulls downwardly and slightly forwardly in a high row exercise motion to pivot the levers against the selected weight resistances held by the hubs.

Other References

  • Cybex (Strength Systems) p. 2 (Lat Pulldown) Dec. 1989
  • The Nautilus Book, by Ellington Darden PhD, Copyright 1982, cover, copyright pg., pp. 102 and 103 The "Compound Position Biceps Machine"
  • Leverage Machines by Nautilus Brochure
  • Nautilus Instruction Manual
  • Cybex Brochure
  • Leverage Machines by Nautilus, Instruction Manua
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