Method of assembling a disk
CA 1320817 C · Owner: Peck, Donald Ray · Inventors: Thompson, Warren Lynn; Swartzendruber, James Allen; Peck, Donald Ray
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Abstract of the Disclosure A simplified method of assembling a disk from the ground up by first assembling disk gangs and then connecting the disk gangs together to provide self-standing front and rear main disk gang pairs. The main frame is assembled over main disk gang pairs after which wheel modules are attached. Disks of different sizes are assembled, utilizing generally identical main frame beams with the same connecting locations by, decreasing the distance between the forward and rear gang pairs and moving the main frame beams outwardly as the desired width of the disk increases.
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- Granted August 3, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended August 3, 2010.
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