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US3013807A
US3013807A US634271A US63427157A US3013807A US 3013807 A US3013807 A US 3013807A US 634271 A US634271 A US 634271A US 63427157 A US63427157 A US 63427157A US 3013807 A US3013807 A US 3013807A
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    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
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  • This invention relates to a dolly for vacuum cleaners of the type adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use.
  • the main objects of this invention are,
  • v is light in weight and at the same time is strong and durable.
  • FIG. 1 is a side elevational View of a dolly embodying my invention, a vacuum cleaner of the type having an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use being indicated by dotted lines, the protecting cap for the bearings shown in section.
  • FIG. 2 is an end view of the dolly partially in section and with the straps positioned as though they were in embracing relation to a vacuum cleaner of the type referred to.
  • FIG. 3 is a fragmentary View partially in section on a line corresponding to line 3--3 of FIG. 2 with the caster wheels of the dolly shown in angled position;
  • the embodiment of my invention illustrated comprises a pair of spaced cradles 1 which as illustrated are desirably formed of flat strips of metal bent to provide upwardly inclined diverging portions Z and laterally projecting wheel attaching ears 3 extending beyond the inclined portions 2.
  • the cradle members are Xedly connected by the longitudinal bars 4 which are secured on the under sides of the upwardly inclined portions Z of the cradle members by means of bolts 5.
  • Straps 6 are disposed ⁇ upon and secured to the cradle members by the bolts with their ends projecting therefrom to embrace the casing of a suction cleaner indicated at 7 shown by dotted lines.
  • Elongated stripJike cushioning members 8 are superimposed upon the portions of the straps supported by the cradle and are Xedly secured thereto desirably by the split rivet 18 with the end portions 9 of the cushioning members projecting upwardly ⁇ at the inner sides of the straps and -in supported relation thereto.
  • These cushioning members 8 are desirably of the width corresponding to the width of the straps.
  • the cushioning members 8 are desirably of quite yielding spongy material, of rubber or the like, and have frictional as well as cushioning engagement with the casing superimposed thereon.
  • the straps are provided with buckles so that the straps may be passed around the casing and the casing clamped upon the cradle members.
  • the cushioning members being yieldingly resilient provide effective clamping engagement for the straps with the vacuum cleaner casing and the cushioning members readily con-y form to the portion of the casing embraced thereby.
  • the projecting wheel attaching ears provide a relatively wide spacing for the pairs of wheels 11Vand 12.
  • the wheels 11 are provided with fork-like supports 13 which are bolted to the ears of one cradle, bolts being indicated at 14.
  • the wheels 12 are provided with caster yokes 15 supported in suitable bearings 16 secured to the ears 3 of the other cradle which is normally the forward cradle of the dolly.
  • the spindles 20 of the casterV wheels are provided with cups 21 preferably ⁇ of rubber so that they serve as guards or buifers. 19 represents the suction hose which is commonly used to pull the cleaner about on its dolly.
  • a dolly for a vacuum cleaner of the type having an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use, the dolly comprising upwardly facing spaced cradle members terminating in projecting wheel attaching ears, longitudinal bars tixedly secured to the under sides of said cradles and coacting with said cradle members to provide a rigid frame, casing attaching straps superimposed upon said cradles and secured thereto with the ends of the straps projecting therefrom, one free end of each strap being provided with a buckle, elongated resilient supporting and clamping members superimposed upon the portions of said straps disposed upon and secured to the cradle members and extending upwardly therefrom on the inner sides of and in supported relation to the straps beyond the points of their attachment to the cradle members to embracingly support the bottom and portions of the sides of a casing disposed on the cradle members and coacting with said straps in clampingly securing the casing superimposed thereon, wheels mounted on said wheel
  • a dolly for a vacuum cleaner of the type having an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use. the dolly comprising upwardly facing spaced cradle members terminating in projecting wheel attaching ears,
  • a dolly for vacuum cleaner of the type including an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use, the dolly comprising upwardly facing spaced cradle members having upwardly inclined portions terminating in wheel attaching ears, longitudinal bars iixedly secured to the under sides of said upwardly inclined portions of said cradle members, casing attaching straps superimposed upon and secured to saidcradle members to project therefrom, elongated flexible supporting and clamping strips superimposed upon the portions of the straps disposed upon the cradle members and extending upwardly therefrom at the inner sides of and in supported relation to the straps beyond the points of their attachment to the cradle members and coacting with said straps in clampingly securing the casing superimposed thereon, and pairs of wheels mounted on said wheel attaching ears of said cradle members, one pair of wheels being caster wheels.
  • a dolly for vacuum cleaner of the type including an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use, the dolly comprising upwardly facing spaced cradle members, longitudinal bars iixedly secured to the under sides of said upwardly inclined portions of said cradle members, casing attaching straps secured to said cradle members to project therefrom, elongated flexible supporting and clamping strips disposed upon and secured to said cradle members and extending upwardly therefrom at the inner sides of and in supported relation to the straps and coacting in clampingly securing the casing superimposed thereon, and pairs of wheels mounted on said cradle members, one pair of wheels being caster wheels.
  • a dolly for vacuum cleaners of the type having an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use, the dolly comprising upwardly facing transversely disposed bar-like cradle members and longitudinally connecting bars therefor spaced inwardly from the ends of said cradle members, casing attaching straps secured to said cradle members in inwardly spaced relation to the ends thereof and having free portions projecting upwardly from the cradle members, resilient supporting and clamping members disposed upon said cradle members and secured thereto in supported relation to the straps to embracingly receive the under portion of the casing disposed on the cradle members and coacting with said straps in clampingly securing the casing superimposed thereon, and wheels disposed on the cradle members at the outer sides of said longitudinal connecting bars.

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Dec. 19, 1961 c. o. WINTERHOFF DoLLY FOR VACUUM CLEANERS Filed Jan. l5, 1957 3,013,367 DOLLY FR VACUUM CLEANERS Carl 0. Winterhni, 112 livisinn St., Eilrhart, Intl., assignor to himself and Helen K. Boss Winterho, Eikhart, ind., jointly Filed Jan. 15, 1957, Ser. No.. 634,271 7 Clairns. (Cl. 28d-79.1)
This invention relates to a dolly for vacuum cleaners of the type adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use. The main objects of this invention are,
First, to provide a dolly for vacuum cleaners of th type having elongated casings adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use which is light in weight and at the same time strong and durable, and permits the vacuum cleaners being readily mounted therein or removed therefrom, and supports the cleaner so that it may be readily transported or moved about by means of the suction tube with which such suction cleaners are commonly provided.
Second, to provide a dolly for vacuum cleaners having these advantages in which the cleaner casing is eifectively supported against rotative movement.
Third, to provide a dolly for vacuum cleaners which may be economically produced,v is light in weight and at the same time is strong and durable.
Objects relating to details and economies of the invention will appear from the description to follow. The invention is defined and pointed out in the claims.
A preferred embodiment of the invention is illustrated in the accompanying drawing, in which:
FIG. 1 is a side elevational View of a dolly embodying my invention, a vacuum cleaner of the type having an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use being indicated by dotted lines, the protecting cap for the bearings shown in section.
FIG. 2 is an end view of the dolly partially in section and with the straps positioned as though they were in embracing relation to a vacuum cleaner of the type referred to.
FIG. 3 is a fragmentary View partially in section on a line corresponding to line 3--3 of FIG. 2 with the caster wheels of the dolly shown in angled position;
The embodiment of my invention illustrated comprises a pair of spaced cradles 1 which as illustrated are desirably formed of flat strips of metal bent to provide upwardly inclined diverging portions Z and laterally projecting wheel attaching ears 3 extending beyond the inclined portions 2. The cradle members are Xedly connected by the longitudinal bars 4 which are secured on the under sides of the upwardly inclined portions Z of the cradle members by means of bolts 5. Straps 6 are disposed `upon and secured to the cradle members by the bolts with their ends projecting therefrom to embrace the casing of a suction cleaner indicated at 7 shown by dotted lines. Elongated stripJike cushioning members 8 are superimposed upon the portions of the straps supported by the cradle and are Xedly secured thereto desirably by the split rivet 18 with the end portions 9 of the cushioning members projecting upwardly `at the inner sides of the straps and -in supported relation thereto. These cushioning members 8 are desirably of the width corresponding to the width of the straps. The cushioning members 8 are desirably of quite yielding spongy material, of rubber or the like, and have frictional as well as cushioning engagement with the casing superimposed thereon. The straps are provided with buckles so that the straps may be passed around the casing and the casing clamped upon the cradle members. The cushioning members being yieldingly resilient provide effective clamping engagement for the straps with the vacuum cleaner casing and the cushioning members readily con-y form to the portion of the casing embraced thereby.
The projecting wheel attaching ears provide a relatively wide spacing for the pairs of wheels 11Vand 12. The wheels 11 are provided with fork-like supports 13 which are bolted to the ears of one cradle, bolts being indicated at 14. The wheels 12 are provided with caster yokes 15 supported in suitable bearings 16 secured to the ears 3 of the other cradle which is normally the forward cradle of the dolly. The spindles 20 of the casterV wheels are provided with cups 21 preferably` of rubber so that they serve as guards or buifers. 19 represents the suction hose which is commonly used to pull the cleaner about on its dolly.
I have illustrated and described my invention in a very practical embodiment thereof. l have not attempted to illustrate or describe other embodiments or adaptations as it is believed that this disclosure will enable those skilled in the art to embody or adapt my invention as may be desirable. l y Having thus described the invention, what is claimed as new and is desired to be secured by Letters Patent is:
l. A dolly for a vacuum cleaner of the type having an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use, the dolly comprising upwardly facing spaced cradle members of at cross-section and including upwardly inclined portions terminating in projecting wheel attaching ears projecting beyond said upwardly inclined portions, longitudinal bars of at section fixedly secured to the under sides of said upwardly inclined portions of said cradles and coacting with said cradle members to provide a rigid frame, casing attaching straps superimposed upon said cradles and secured to said upwardly incl-ined portions thereof with the ends of the straps projecting therefrom, one free end of each strap being provided with a buckle, elongated resilient supporting and clamping members superimposed upon the portions of said straps disposed upon and secured to the'cradle members centrally thereofV and extending therefrom on the linner sides of and in supported relation to the straps to embracingly support the bottom and portions of the sides of a casing disposed on the cradle members and coacting with said straps in clarrrpingly securing the casing superimposed thereon, wheels provided with forked hangers Xedly secured to the wheel attaching ears of one of said cradle members, and lcaster wheels mounted on said ears of the other cradle member.
2. A dolly for a vacuum cleaner of the type having an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use, the dolly comprising upwardly facing spaced cradle members terminating in projecting wheel attaching ears, longitudinal bars tixedly secured to the under sides of said cradles and coacting with said cradle members to provide a rigid frame, casing attaching straps superimposed upon said cradles and secured thereto with the ends of the straps projecting therefrom, one free end of each strap being provided with a buckle, elongated resilient supporting and clamping members superimposed upon the portions of said straps disposed upon and secured to the cradle members and extending upwardly therefrom on the inner sides of and in supported relation to the straps beyond the points of their attachment to the cradle members to embracingly support the bottom and portions of the sides of a casing disposed on the cradle members and coacting with said straps in clampingly securing the casing superimposed thereon, wheels mounted on said wheel attaching ears, one pair of Wheels being caster wheels.
3. A dolly for a vacuum cleaner of the type having an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use. the dolly comprising upwardly facing spaced cradle members terminating in projecting wheel attaching ears,
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longitudinal bars fixedly secured to the under sides of said cradles and coacting with said cradle members to provide a rigid frame, casing attaching straps superimposed upon said cradles and secured thereto with the ends of the straps projecting therefrom, one free end of each strap being provided with a buckle, resilient supporting and clamping members superimposed upon the portions of said straps disposed upon and secured to the cradle members in supported relation to the straps to embracingly support the bottom and portions of the sides of a casing disposed on the cradle members and coacting with said straps in clampingly securing the casing superimposed thereon, wheels mounted on said wheel attaching ears, one pair of wheels being caster wheels.
4. A dolly for vacuum cleaner of the type including an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use, the dolly comprising upwardly facing spaced cradle members having upwardly inclined portions terminating in wheel attaching ears, longitudinal bars iixedly secured to the under sides of said upwardly inclined portions of said cradle members, casing attaching straps superimposed upon and secured to saidcradle members to project therefrom, elongated flexible supporting and clamping strips superimposed upon the portions of the straps disposed upon the cradle members and extending upwardly therefrom at the inner sides of and in supported relation to the straps beyond the points of their attachment to the cradle members and coacting with said straps in clampingly securing the casing superimposed thereon, and pairs of wheels mounted on said wheel attaching ears of said cradle members, one pair of wheels being caster wheels.
5. A dolly for vacuum cleaner of the type including an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use, the dolly comprising upwardly facing spaced cradle members, longitudinal bars iixedly secured to the under sides of said upwardly inclined portions of said cradle members, casing attaching straps secured to said cradle members to project therefrom, elongated flexible supporting and clamping strips disposed upon and secured to said cradle members and extending upwardly therefrom at the inner sides of and in supported relation to the straps and coacting in clampingly securing the casing superimposed thereon, and pairs of wheels mounted on said cradle members, one pair of wheels being caster wheels.
6. A dolly for vacuum cleaner of a type having an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use, the dolly comprising upwardly facing bar-like cradle members and connecting bars therefor, casing attaching straps secured to said cradles adjacent the ends thereof, and having free portions projecting upwardly therefrom, resilient supporting and clamping members disposed upon said cradle members and secured thereto centrally thereof and having portions projecting beyond the cradles and beyond the point of attachment of the straps of the cradle members and in supported relation to the straps to embracingly receive the under portion of a casing disposed on the cradle members and coacting with said straps in clampingly securing the casing superimposed thereon, and wheels on said cradle members.
7. A dolly for vacuum cleaners of the type having an elongated casing adapted to be disposed horizontally when in use, the dolly comprising upwardly facing transversely disposed bar-like cradle members and longitudinally connecting bars therefor spaced inwardly from the ends of said cradle members, casing attaching straps secured to said cradle members in inwardly spaced relation to the ends thereof and having free portions projecting upwardly from the cradle members, resilient supporting and clamping members disposed upon said cradle members and secured thereto in supported relation to the straps to embracingly receive the under portion of the casing disposed on the cradle members and coacting with said straps in clampingly securing the casing superimposed thereon, and wheels disposed on the cradle members at the outer sides of said longitudinal connecting bars.
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