Richard Beilstein420 River Rd, West Bend, WI 53095

8061943, Nov 22, 2011

Apr 7, 2009

12/419435

Richard R. Beilstein - Cedarburg WI, US

B60P 7/08

410 90, 410 89

A load leveler for different widths of open semi-trailers preferably includes a load support member, a plurality of vertical support members and two adjustable stakes. Each vertical support member is attached under the load support member. A stake receiver is preferably secured to each end of the load leveler with welding. The stake receiver is sized to receive an outer perimeter of the adjustable stake. The adjustable stake includes a receiver portion and a stake portion. The stake portion is sized to be received by a stake pocket in an open semi-trailer. The receiver portion is sized to be received by the stake receiver. At least one of the adjustable stake is fractionally rotated to accommodate different distances between stake pockets. A chain tie is preferably attached to a top of the stake receiver to retain a tie down chain.

8347439, Jan 8, 2013

Feb 9, 2011

13/023570

Richard R. Beilstein - Cedarburg WI, US

E01D 1/00

14 695

A reduced height combination ramp and load leveler includes at least two lengthwise support members, a plurality of cross members and plurality of cross treads. A retention tube is secured to each end of the at least two lengthwise support members. The at least two lengthwise support members and the plurality of cross members are preferably fabricated from an aluminum alloy having a tensile strength of at least 50,000 to reduce a height of the combination ramp and load leveler. Two stake receivers allow a single ramp to be used as a load leveler. Each stake receiver is sized to removably receive an adjustable stake. A ramp stand includes a support base and an adjustable tube receiver that is vertically postionable relative to the support base. The adjustable tube receiver retains the retention tubes.

8448278, May 28, 2013

Dec 26, 2012

13/726838

Richard R. Beilstein - Cedarburg WI, US

E01D 1/00

14 695, 2441371, 414537

A ramp system for a C-130 cargo airplane preferably includes a lead ramp, a ramp pad, a plurality of ramps and a plurality of ramp stands. A second embodiment of a ramp system for a C-130 cargo airplane preferably includes a plurality of wedges, a plurality of ramp pads, the plurality of ramps and the plurality of ramp stands. A ramp system for a C-5 or C-17 cargo airplane preferably includes the plurality of wedges, the plurality of ramp pads, the plurality of ramps and one ramp stand.

8640826, Feb 4, 2014

Dec 16, 2011

13/328077

Richard R. Beilstein - Cedarburg WI, US

E06C 1/00

182127, 182106, 182206, 114362

A trailer rub rail portable ladder includes a ladder portion and two rub rail mounting members. One end of a hand rail may be attached to each rub rail mounting member. The ladder portion preferably includes two ladder side rails, a plurality of step members and two ladder hinge members. The plurality of step members are retained between the two ladder side rails. The ladder hinge member is attached to one end of the ladder side rail. Each rub rail mounting member includes a rail slot and a pivot hole. A pivot pin is inserted through each ladder hinge member and each rub rail mounting member to pivotally retain thereof relative to each other. The rub rail slots of the two rub rail mounting members are engaged with a rub rail of a truck trailer.

7930788, Apr 26, 2011

Sep 17, 2009

12/561791

Richard R. Beilstein - Cedarburg WI, US

E01D 1/00

14 695

A reduced height combination ramp and load leveler includes at least two lengthwise support members, a plurality of cross members and plurality of cross treads. A retention tube is secured to each end of the at least two lengthwise support members. The at least two lengthwise support members and the plurality of cross members are preferably fabricated from an aluminum alloy having a tensile strength of at least 50,000 to reduce a height of the combination ramp and load leveler. Two stake receivers allow a single ramp to be used as a load leveler. Each stake receiver is sized to removably receive an adjustable stake. A ramp stand includes a support base and an adjustable tube receiver that is vertically positionable relative to the support base. The adjustable tube receiver retains the retention tubes.

2021003, Feb 11, 2021

Aug 7, 2019

16/534713

- Germantown WI, US
Richard Beilstein - West Bend WI, US

Motis Brands, Inc. - Germantown WI

B60T 3/00
B60P 3/077

A wheel chock system includes a wheel chock configured to support a wheel of a vehicle and having an arm that extends from the wheel chock. The wheel chock includes a crossbar that has an outer wall, an open interior, and a tab extending from the outer wall into the open interior. The arm has an outer surface in which a notch is defined, and when the notch is aligned with the tab the arm is slidably received in the open interior and extendable therefrom.

2018022, Aug 16, 2018

Feb 8, 2018

15/891856

- West Bend WI, US
Richard Beilstein - West Bend WI, US
Lawrence Marmon - Milwaukee WI, US

Discount Ramps.com, LLC - West Bend WI

B65G 69/30
E04F 11/00

A ramp system includes a rail with an outer wall that defines an extent of the ramp in a width dimension. The rail includes an inner wall that is connected to the outer wall at a curb head. The inner wall extends away from the curb head at an angle relative to the outer wall. A side wall is oriented parallel to the outer wall. A lower end of the side wall is connected to a lower end of the outer wall by a bottom wall. A shelf is connected between an upper end of the side wall and a lower end of the inner wall. The shelf extension is connected between the lower end of the inner wall and the outer wall. A deck is secured to the shelf.