Randy K Mcneil, 68637 Ponderosa Ave, Estes Park, CO 80517

7503194, Mar 17, 2009

Feb 27, 2008

12/038167

Randy L. McNeil - Estes Park CO, US

E05B 65/48

70 2, 70 14, 70 18, 70 19, 70101, 70180, 70203, 70DIG 63, 248552, 292205, 292263, 292281, 292288, 292289, 292DIG 13

A multiple padlock lock system for locking a first post to a second post has a common plate and connecting links. Padlocks connect the common plate and the connecting links around the first post lock the common plate to the first post. Connecting links or a tongue plate lock the common plate to the second post. At least two padlocks must be unlocked to remove the lock system.

8230557, Jul 31, 2012

Nov 8, 2010

12/941154

Randy L. McNeil - Estes Park CO, US

A41D 25/04
A41D 25/08
A41D 25/00

24 669, 2144, 21521, 2905

A neckerchief slide has one form that has a rigid body with a flat body portion and three spaced, rigid loops that project outwardly and rearwardly from the body portion, and a flashlight integrated into the body portion. The loops define apertures for the ends of a neckerchief. One end of the neckerchief goes through one aperture, the other end goes through another aperture, and both ends go behind the body portion and through the third aperture. The bulb of the flashlight points down during normal wear, and is easily pointed forward without removing the slide from the neckerchief or the flashlight from the slide. A second form of a neckerchief slide omits the flashlight. Indicia is displayed on the front of the neckerchief slide.

2004022, Nov 18, 2004

May 8, 2003

10/431731

Randy McNeil - Estes Park CO, US

E05B065/48
E05B065/06

070/002000, 070/129000

A latch has a sliding bar, and multiple push bolts that each accept padlocks. The sliding bar is released by removing a padlock and pushing the corresponding push bolt. There is a master push bolt, with the remaining push bolts being slave push bolts. A master user, by removing the padlock from the master push bolt, can activate or deactivate any of the slave push bolts. Guard plates extend between and outside of the push bolts to protect the padlocks.

2017005, Mar 2, 2017

Aug 27, 2015

14/837132

Randy L. McNeil - Estes Park CO, US

E05C 19/00

A locking system has a base, a receiver, a bolt assembly and at least one link member. The bolt assembly has a bolt that slides through the link members and the base, and into the receiver. The bolt assembly has an end plate with a padlock tab that projects through a slot in a plate on the link member. Each link member has another plate with a padlock tab that can projects through a slot in a plate on the base or a slot on an adjacent link member. The padlock tabs each have a padlock aperture for a padlock or a puck lock. Removal of a lock allows a user to slide the bolt out of the receiver.

2016007, Mar 17, 2016

Sep 12, 2014

14/484534

Randy McNeil - Estes Park CO, US

E05B 17/00

A locking device has a pair of plates and a locking member between the plates that slides between a locked and unlocked position. One or more padlock bars fit between the plates to secure the locking member in the locked position. Padlocks on each end of each padlock bar lock the padlock bars between the plates. When in the locked position, the locking member secures a latch opposite the padlock bars. The latch can be a chain, bar or tube.