Goods & Services

Boat anchor spikes of metal, boat anchor chains of metal, anchoring devices of metal, anchor chains; anchors, including plow anchor, claw anchor, grapnel anchor, fluke anchor, driven spike anchor, fan anchor, sea anchor, drogue and parachute anchor, drift anchors. Automatic grapnels for marine anchor purposes; control cables for marine anchors; motors for marine anchor use; engines for marine vessels; hydraulic marine apparatus; electrical marine apparatus; hydraulically driven winches, pulleys, thrusters for marine anchor use; electrically driven winches, pulleys, thrusters for marine anchor use; lifting apparatus, lifting and hoisting equipment for use in loading loads onto and unloading loads from vehicles, mechanical lifting apparatuses; hydraulic lifting apparatus.

Goods & Services

Boat anchor spikes of metal, boat anchor chains of metal, anchoring devices of metal, anchor chains; anchors, including plow anchor, claw anchor, grapnel anchor, fluke anchor, driven spike anchor, fan anchor, sea anchor, drogue and parachute anchor, drift anchors. Automatic grapnels for marine anchor purposes; control cables for marine anchors; motors for marine anchor use; engines for marine vessels; hydraulic marine apparatus; electrical marine apparatus; hydraulically driven winches, pulleys, thrusters for marine anchor use; electrically driven winches, pulleys, thrusters for marine anchor use; lifting apparatus, lifting and hoisting equipment for use in loading loads onto and unloading loads from vehicles, mechanical lifting apparatuses; hydraulic lifting apparatus.

Abstract

A method of driving a work body to an obtuse angle relative to a drive body by providing a pivotal mounting of a work body such that it can pivot up to 180 degrees, mounting a drive body at a spaced position above the pivotal mount of the work body, pivotally mounting a first end of an elongated lever arm and pivotally mounting the distal second end to the operative end of the linear actuator and providing a drive arm from the work body to a leverage position on the lever arm between the first and second end. Also, the drive arm is pivotally mounted by the drive arm mount to the lower drive body and a sliding pivot slot pin is received in the linear slot extending along a portion of the drive arm to define a direction and limitation of movement of the drive arm relative to the lever arm.

IPC Classes  ?

• B63B 21/48 - Sea-anchorsDrogues
• B63B 21/26 - Anchors securing to bed
• B63B 21/32 - Anchors rigid when in use with one fluke

Abstract

A method of driving a work body to an obtuse angle relative to a drive body by providing a pivotal mounting of a work body such that it can pivot up to 180 degrees, mounting a drive body at a spaced position above the pivotal mount of the work body, pivotally mounting a first end of an elongated lever arm and pivotally mounting the distal second end to the operative end of the linear actuator and providing a drive arm from the work body to a leverage position on the lever arm between the first and second end. Also the drive arm is pivotally mounted by the drive arm mount (52) to the lower drive body and a sliding pivot slot pin (55) is received in the linear slot (56) extending along a portion of the drive arm to define a direction and limitation of movement of the drive arm (51) relative to the lever arm (41).

IPC Classes  ?

• B63B 21/48 - Sea-anchorsDrogues
• B63B 21/26 - Anchors securing to bed
• B63B 21/30 - Anchors rigid when in use

Goods & Services

Boat anchor spikes of metal, boat anchor chains of metal, anchoring devices of metal, anchor chains; anchors, including plow anchor, claw anchor, grapnel anchor, fluke anchor, driven spike anchor, fan anchor, sea anchor, drogue and parachute anchor, drift anchors. Automatic grapnels for marine anchor purposes; control cables for marine anchors; motors for marine anchor use; engines for marine vessels; hydraulic marine apparatus; electrical marine apparatus; hydraulically driven winches, pulleys, thrusters for marine anchor use; electrically driven winches, pulleys, thrusters for marine anchor use.

Goods & Services

Boat anchor spikes of metal, namely, metal stakes for anchoring boats, boat anchor chains of metal, anchoring devices of metal, namely, metal anchor chains; anchors, namely, plow anchors, claw anchors, grapnel anchors, fluke anchors, driven spike anchors, fan anchors, sea anchors, drogue and parachute anchors, and drift anchors Automatic grapnels for marine anchor purposes; motors for marine anchor use and not for marine vehicle use; engines for marine vessels and not for marine vehicle use; hydraulic marine apparatus, namely, hydraulic compressors and motors for marine apparatus; electrical marine apparatus, namely, electric mounted dock cranes; hydraulically driven winches, machine pulleys, and thrusters for marine anchor use and not for marine vehicle use ; electrically driven winches, machine pulleys, and thrusters for marine anchor use and not for marine vehicle use

Abstract

A variable geometry anchor for controlling drift of a watercraft including: a support structure; a mast support assembly pivotally mounted to the support structure, the mast support assembly including a pair of mast arms and a foldable or flexible structure attached to the mast arms, the mast arms being movable between a first storage geometry and an operation geometry; an open-close sub-system pivotally connected to the support structure and operatively connected to the mast support assembly at fixed pivot mounts on the mast arms; wherein the open-close subsystem controls the geometry of the mast support assembly such that in a storage orientation the open-close subsystem closes the mast arms substantially together whereby the foldable or flexible structure is received between the mast arms, and in an in use condition the open-close subsystem operatively urges the mast arms apart unfolding and fanning the foldable or flexible structure there between.

IPC Classes  ?

• B63B 21/48 - Sea-anchorsDrogues

Abstract

A variable geometry anchor for controlling drift of a watercraft including: a support structure; a mast support assembly pivotally mounted to the support structure, the mast support assembly including a pair of mast arms and a foldable or flexible structure attached to the mast arms, the mast arms being movable between a first storage geometry and an operation geometry; an open-close sub-system pivotally connected to the support structure and operatively connected to the mast support assembly at fixed pivot mounts on the mast arms; wherein the open-close subsystem controls the geometry of the mast support assembly such that in a storage orientation the open-close subsystem closes the mast arms substantially together whereby the foldable or flexible structure is received between the mast arms, and in an in use condition the open-close subsystem operatively urges the mast arms apart unfolding and fanning the foldable or flexible structure therebetween.

IPC Classes  ?

• B63B 21/24 - Anchors
• B63B 15/00 - SuperstructuresArrangements or adaptations of masts