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Scott M Markiewicz, 55355 Daubony Dr, Brighton, MI 48114
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355 Daubony Dr, Brighton, MI 48114 810-8131501
Fenton, MI
Howell, MI
Rochester Hills, MI
9060 Red Oak Cir, Grand Blanc, MI 48439 810-6957482
Royal Oak, MI
Harrison, MI
9060 Red Oak Cir, Grand Blanc, MI 48439 810-8131501
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Secondary Latch For A Tire Carrier
US Patent:
6427981, Aug 6, 2002
Filed:
Jun 12, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/592223
Inventors:
Bruce Daniel Kingsbury - Lake Orion MI
Scott Matthew Markiewicz - Grand Blanc MI
Garrett J. Wize - Sterling Heights MI
Madhu Posani - Bloomfield Hills MI
Ramakrishna Putumbaka - Farmington Hills MI
Derek Lee Oxyer - Farmington Hills MI
Scott Matthew Markiewicz - Grand Blanc MI
Garrett J. Wize - Sterling Heights MI
Madhu Posani - Bloomfield Hills MI
Ramakrishna Putumbaka - Farmington Hills MI
Derek Lee Oxyer - Farmington Hills MI
Assignee:
Dura Global Technologies, Inc. - Rochester Hills MI
International Classification:
B66D 100
US Classification:
254323, 414463, 224 4223, 224 4224, 224 4225
Abstract:
A tire carrier assembly for storing a spare tire of a motor vehicle includes a tire carrier adapted for supporting the spare tire, a winch assembly operably connected to the tire carrier to raise and lower the tire carrier between a stowed position wherein the tire is inaccessible and a deployed position wherein the tire is accessible, and a latch assembly. The latch assembly includes at least one latch member and an actuator adapted to selectively move the latch member between a locking position wherein the latch member prevents movement of the tire carrier from the stowed position to the deployed position and an unlocking position wherein the latch member permits movement of the tire carrier from the stowed position to the deployed position. The actuator includes a push-pull cable and a pull handle such that the operator manually pulls the cable to move the latch member from the locking position to the unlocking position. In one embodiment, a single latch member moves along a linear path while in other disclosed embodiments a pair of hooks pivot in opposite directions.
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