Gary L Topp, Age 7232 Lock Two Rd, New Bremen, OH 45869

7165776, Jan 23, 2007

May 17, 2004

10/847145

Eric James Hanson - St. Marys OH, US
Gary Lester Topp - New Bremen OH, US

Crown Equipment Corporation - New Bremen OH

B60P 1/02

280 4312, 280 4729, 280651, 211207

A pallet truck is provided comprising a steerable unit; a fork carriage; a set of forks coupled to the fork carriage; and a tray non-removably coupled to one of the fork carriage and the forks. The tray is movable between a workpiece-receiving position where the tray rests on the forks and a stowed position where the tray is disengaged from the forks.

7347299, Mar 25, 2008

Oct 9, 2006

11/539676

Steven C. Billger - Celina OH, US
Michael P. Gallagher - Greenville OH, US
Kevin A. Gilliland - Coldwater OH, US
Eric J. Kaiser - Ft. Recovery OH, US
Leroy M. Kluver - Celina OH, US
Jay L. Kuck - St. Marys OH, US
Steven R. Pulskamp - New Bremen OH, US
Craig J. Rekow - Troy OH, US
Adam M. Ruppert - Wapakoneta OH, US
Gary L. Topp - New Bremen OH, US
George R. Wetterer - Troy OH, US

Crown Equipment Corporation - New Bremen OH

B60K 26/02

180326, 180329, 180330, 180331, 187222

An operator's compartment for an industrial vehicle comprises a platform floor, an operator's seat, at least one presence sensing device and a control module. The operator's seat has a base structure coupled to the platform floor and an operator support coupled to the base structure such that the operator support may be rotated with respect to the platform floor. Each provided presence sensing device is arranged to sense an operator's presence in a predetermined location in or about the operator's compartment and the control module is configured to control at least one operation of the vehicle based upon a rotational position of the operator's seat and a signal from at least one of the presence sensing device(s).

7520567, Apr 21, 2009

Sep 23, 2004

10/948722

Steven C. Billger - Celina OH, US
Michael P. Gallagher - Greenville OH, US
Kevin A. Gilliland - Coldwater OH, US
Eric J. Hanson - St. Marys OH, US
Leroy M. Kluver - Celina OH, US
Jay G. Pollack - Sidney OH, US
Steven R. Pulskamp - New Bremen OH, US
Adam M. Ruppert - Wapakoneta OH, US
Gary L. Topp - New Bremen OH, US

Crown Equipment Corporation - New Bremen OH

A47C 1/00
A47C 7/62
B60K 26/00
B62D 1/02

29734422, 29734424, 2972173, 180330, 180331, 180334

A vehicle seat arrangement is provided for a working vehicle comprising an operator's seat having an adjustable feature. A first control element is arranged such that a first work operative position is defined. A seat adjusting element is further provided for enabling the operator to set the adjustable feature of the operator's seat. The seat adjusting element is positioned relative to the first control element such that the operator may selectively control the adjustable feature of the seat without significantly interrupting the first work operative position or without significantly interrupting a transition from a first task to a second task and/or from a first work operative position to a second work operative position.

2006006, Mar 23, 2006

Sep 23, 2004

10/948500

Steven Billger - Celina OH, US
Michael Gallagher - Greenville OH, US
Kevin Gilliland - Coldwater OH, US
Eric Kaiser - Ft. Recovery OH, US
Leroy Kluver - Celina OH, US
Jay Kuck - St. Marys OH, US
Steven Pulskamp - New Bremen OH, US
Craig Rekow - Troy OH, US
Adam Ruppert - Wapakoneta OH, US
Gary Topp - New Bremen OH, US
George Wetterer - Troy OH, US

B60N 2/14

296065070

An operator's seat for a vehicle includes a base structure that allows the operator's seat to be rotated with respect to a platform floor of an operator's compartment within the vehicle. The operator's seat may further include a swivel structure that allows an operator support to swivel independently of the rotation of the base structure. At least one presence sensing device may be provided to detect the presence of an operator. The presence sensing device(s), and rotational position of the operator support may provide input signals to a control module that controls the vehicle travel, load handling features, and/or other features of the vehicle that may be selectively enabled, limited or otherwise controlled.

2012031, Dec 13, 2012

Jun 1, 2012

13/486032

Jess D. Gilland - New Knoxville OH, US
Matthew J. Otto - New Bremen OH, US
Craig J. Rekow - Troy OH, US
Chad T. Sollmann - Sidney OH, US
Gary L. Topp - New Bremen OH, US

CROWN EQUIPMENT CORPORATION - New Bremen OH

B65G 65/00
B60P 1/52

414535, 414529

A battery transfer apparatus for loading/unloading batteries from materials handling vehicles includes a mobile unit and a battery stand. The mobile unit is used to transport batteries into/out of materials handling vehicles and includes load handling structure comprising at least one roller, which is used to roll batteries into/out of materials handling vehicles. A top wall of the battery stand includes at least one opening and support structure of the battery stand engages a surface so as to support the battery stand thereon. The battery stand is engaged by the mobile unit during battery transfer operations by inserting the roller(s) up through the opening(s) in the top wall of the battery stand such that the roller(s) can engage the battery through the opening(s). The battery stand is capable of storing the battery while the battery is out of the materials handling vehicle.

2018005, Mar 1, 2018

Nov 6, 2017

15/803896

- New Bremen OH, US
Matthew J. Otto - New Bremen OH, US
Craig J. Rekow - Troy OH, US
Chad T. Sollmann - Sidney OH, US
Gary L. Topp - New Bremen OH, US

B66F 9/075
B60S 5/06

A battery transfer apparatus for loading/unloading batteries from materials handling vehicles includes a mobile unit and a battery stand. The mobile unit is used to transport batteries into/out of materials handling vehicles and includes load handling structure comprising at least one roller, which is used to roll batteries into/out of materials handling vehicles. A top wall of the battery stand includes at least one opening and support structure of the battery stand engages a surface so as to support the battery stand thereon. The battery stand is engaged by the mobile unit during battery transfer operations by inserting the roller(s) up through the opening(s) in the top wall of the battery stand such that the roller(s) can engage the battery through the opening(s). The battery stand is capable of storing the battery while the battery is out of the materials handling vehicle.