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OT-2026-000000952

Layover bracket system

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Lifting, Positioning & Manipulation › Lift Tables and Positioners
Inventors
GILLILAND KEVIN, HEMMELGARN JOHN, HITTEPOLE NEAL, HOUSEWORTH SHELDON, KOENIG STEVEN, MEIRING GREGORY, RANLY KEVIN, SCHLATER NICHOLAS, WALLER KENT, WENNING PATRICK
Assignee
CROWN EQUIP CORP
Original source
AU-2022228491-B2, the AU patent office, 9 April 2026
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7c19d090df32a8845fbfe87e79524dcca5555446450dd83d060f50f974e113a6

Abstract

A layover bracket system (104, 106) is provided for supporting an industrial vehicle (10) in a horizontal position on a floor surface (19). The layover bracket system includes a base section (104) removably attached to a first portion of the vehicle at a first location, and an extension section (106) removably attached to a second portion of the vehicle at a second location spaced apart in a first direction from the first location. The first direction is parallel to a vertical axis of the vehicle when positioned in an upright position. The extension section is pivotably coupled to the base section. Also provided is a layover bracket system for an industrial vehicle (10) comprising a bracket structure (102) that supports the vehicle on a floor surface (19) when the vehicle is supported in a horizontal position, the bracket structure including a plurality of wheels (108); and at least one first anchor structure (150) comprising a first body portion (152); and at least one insertion element (154); wherein the at least one first anchor structure temporarily secures the bracket structure and the vehicle in place on the floor surface when the vehicle is supported on the bracket structure in the horizontal position, and wherein the at least one first anchor structure and the plurality of wheels remain in contact with the floor surface while the at least one first anchor structure is securing the bracket structure and the vehicle in place on the floor surface.

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OpenTechnical Publication OT-2026-000000952, “Layover bracket system,” published September 15, 2026 at 19:03:38 UTC, https://opentechnical.org/p/OT-2026-000000952.

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