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Granted Patent B2
US 12,233,303 · App. 17/826,747 · Granted Feb 25, 2025

Carriage assembly and weightlifting assembly including a carriage assembly

Inventor: Martin Pritchett (Columbus, OH)
Assignee: Coulter Ventures, LLC.
A63B21/0626A63B2225/09
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Patent No.
US 12,233,303
App. No.
17/826,747
Granted
Feb 25, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

An adjustable carriage assembly includes a carriage defining a passage configured to receive a frame member therethrough such that the carriage is moveable along the frame member, and a locking structure configured for engaging the frame member to lock the carriage in position relative to the frame member. The locking structure includes a main pin and an auxiliary pin connected to the carriage that are each moveable between a locked position, where the respective pin extends into the passage and is configured to engage the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the respective pin is retracted from the passage and is configured to disengage from the frame member. The carriage may also include a first portion and a second portion, where a space is defined between the first and second portions, and the second portion is adjustable with respect to the first portion.

Claims (80)

1. An adjustable carriage assembly comprising:

a carriage defining a passage configured to receive a frame member therethrough such that the carriage is moveable along the frame member; and

a locking structure configured for engaging the frame member to lock the carriage in position relative to the frame member, wherein the locking structure comprises:

a main pin connected to the carriage that is moveable between a locked position, where the main pin extends into the passage and is configured to engage the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the main pin is retracted from the passage and is configured to disengage from the frame member, the main pin having a first engagement member configured to be manipulated by a user to move the main pin between the locked position and the unlocked position; and

an auxiliary pin connected to the carriage that is moveable between a locked position, where the auxiliary pin extends into the passage and is configured to engage the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the auxiliary pin is retracted from the passage and is configured to disengage from the frame member, the auxiliary pin having a second engagement member configured to be manipulated by the user to move the auxiliary pin between the locked position and the unlocked position,

wherein the first engagement member is immediately adjacent to the second engagement member, and wherein movement of both the main pin and the auxiliary pin to the unlocked positions allows movement of the carriage with respect to the frame member.

2. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 1 , wherein the locking structure further comprises:

a first collar piece having a proximal end connected to the carriage and receiving the main pin therethrough and a distal end opposite the proximal end; and

a second collar piece connected to the distal end of the first collar piece, the second collar piece having a first opening receiving the main pin therethrough and a second opening receiving the auxiliary pin therethrough.

3. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 2 , wherein the locking structure further comprises:

a first biasing spring engaging the second collar piece and the main pin to bias the main pin toward the locked position; and

a second biasing spring engaging the second collar piece and the auxiliary pin to bias the auxiliary pin toward the locked position.

4. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 1 , wherein the first engagement member has a first pair of grips extending from opposite lateral sides of the first engagement member, and the second engagement member has a second pair of grips extending from opposite lateral sides of the second engagement member.

5. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 4 , wherein each of the first pair of grips has a recess on a front side thereof, and each of the second pair of grips has a recess on a front side thereof.

6. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 1 , further comprising:

a handle assembly connected to the carriage and comprising a handle configured for gripping by the user.

7. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 1 , wherein at least one of the main pin and the auxiliary pin is biased toward the locked position.

8. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 1 , wherein the first engagement member is positioned above the second engagement member.

9. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 1 , wherein the first engagement member has a same shape as the second engagement member when viewed from above.

10. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 1 , further comprising:

a handle assembly connected to the carriage and comprising a first handle and a second handle configured for gripping by the user, wherein the first engagement member and the second engagement member are positioned between the first and second handles.

11. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 1 , wherein the main pin has a main pin end configured to engage the frame member within the passage, and the auxiliary pin has an auxiliary pin end configured to engage the frame member within the passage, and wherein the auxiliary pin has an offset configuration, such that auxiliary pin end and the main pin end are spaced farther apart than the first engagement member and the second engagement member.

12. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 1 , wherein the main pin has a main pin end, and the auxiliary pin has an auxiliary pin end, and wherein the auxiliary pin end has a smaller vertical profile than the main pin end.

13. An adjustable carriage assembly configured to be adjustably mounted on a vertical, rectangular frame member, having first, second, third, and fourth sides, comprising:

a carriage defining a passage configured to receive the frame member therethrough, such that the carriage is moveable along the frame member; and

a locking structure configured for engaging the frame member to lock the carriage in position relative to the frame member, wherein the locking structure comprises:

a first pin connected to the carriage that is moveable between a locked position, where the first pin extends into the passage and has a first pin end configured to be received in a first hole on the first side of the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the first pin end is retracted and is configured to be removed from the first hole; and

a second pin connected to the carriage that is moveable between a locked position, where the second pin extends into the passage and has a second pin end configured to be received in a second hole on the first side of the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the second pin is retracted and is configured to be removed from the second hole, and wherein the second pin end has a smaller vertical profile than the first pin end, wherein the first pin has a first engagement member configured to be manipulated by a user to move the first pin from the locked position to the unlocked position, and the second pin has a second engagement member configured to be manipulated by the user to move the second pin from the locked position to the unlocked position, and wherein the first engagement member is positioned immediately adjacent to the second engagement member,

wherein movement of both the first pin and the second pin to the unlocked positions allows movement of the carriage with respect to the frame member.

14. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 13 , wherein the locking structure further comprises:

a first collar piece having a proximal end connected to the carriage and receiving the first pin therethrough and a distal end opposite the proximal end; and

a second collar piece connected to the distal end of the first collar piece, the second collar piece having a first opening receiving the first pin therethrough and a second opening receiving the second pin therethrough.

15. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 14 , wherein the locking structure further comprises:

a first biasing spring engaging the second collar piece and the first pin to bias the first pin toward the locked position; and

a second biasing spring engaging the second collar piece and the second pin to bias the second pin toward the locked position.

16. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 13 , wherein at least one of the first pin and the second pin is biased toward the locked position.

17. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 13 , further comprising:

a handle assembly connected to the carriage and comprising a handle configured for gripping by the user.

18. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 13 , wherein the first engagement member is positioned above the second engagement member.

19. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 13 , wherein the first engagement member has a same shape as the second engagement member when viewed from above.

20. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 13 , further comprising:

a handle assembly connected to the carriage and comprising a first handle and a second handle configured for gripping by the user, wherein the first engagement member and the second engagement member are positioned between the first and second handles.

21. An adjustable carriage assembly configured to be adjustably mounted on a vertical, rectangular frame member having first, second, third, and fourth sides, comprising:

a carriage defining a passage configured to receive the frame member therethrough, such that the carriage is moveable along the frame member; and

a locking structure configured for engaging the frame member to lock the carriage in position relative to the frame member, wherein the locking structure comprises:

a first pin connected to the carriage that is moveable between a locked position, where the first pin extends into the passage and is configured to be received in a first hole on the first side of the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the first pin is retracted from the passage and is configured to be removed from the first hole; and

a second pin connected to the carriage that is moveable between a locked position, where the second pin extends into the passage and is configured to be received in a second hole on the first side of the frame member, located below the first hole, to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the second pin is retracted from the passage and is configured to be removed from the second hole,

wherein movement of both the first pin and the second pin to the unlocked positions allows movement of the carriage with respect to the frame member,

wherein the first pin has a first engagement member configured to be manipulated by a user to move the first pin from the locked position to the unlocked position, and the second pin has a second engagement member configured to be manipulated by the user to move the second pin from the locked position to the unlocked position,

wherein the first pin has a first pin end configured to be received in the first hole, and the second pin has a second pin end configured to be received in the second hole, and

wherein the second pin has an offset configuration, such that second pin end and the first pin end are spaced farther apart than the first engagement member and the second engagement member.

22. An adjustable carriage assembly comprising:

a carriage defining a passage configured to receive a frame member therethrough such that the carriage is moveable along the frame member;

a handle assembly connected to the carriage and comprising a first handle configured for gripping by a first hand of a user and a second handle configured for gripping by a second hand of the user; and

a locking structure configured for engaging the frame member to lock the carriage in position relative to the frame member, wherein the locking structure comprises:

a main pin connected to the carriage that is moveable between a locked position, where the main pin extends into the passage and is configured to engage the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the main pin is retracted from the passage and is configured to disengage from the frame member, wherein the main pin is biased toward the locked position, the main pin having a first engagement member configured to be manipulated by a user to move the main pin from the locked position to the unlocked position; and

an auxiliary pin connected to the carriage that is moveable between a locked position, where the auxiliary pin extends into the passage and is configured to engage the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the auxiliary pin is retracted from the passage and is configured to disengage from the frame member, wherein the auxiliary pin is biased toward the locked position, the auxiliary pin having a second engagement member configured to be manipulated by the user to move the auxiliary pin from the locked position to the unlocked position,

wherein the first engagement member and the second engagement member are immediately adjacent to each other and positioned to be engageable simultaneously by at least one of the first and second hands of the user while the user is gripping the first and second handles, and

wherein movement of both the main pin and the auxiliary pin to the unlocked positions allows movement of the carriage with respect to the frame member.

23. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 22 , wherein the first engagement member is positioned above the second engagement member.

24. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 23 , wherein the first engagement member has a first pair of grips extending from opposite lateral sides of the first engagement member, and the second engagement member has a second pair of grips extending from opposite lateral sides of the second engagement member.

25. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 24 , wherein each of the first pair of grips has a recess on a front side thereof, and each of the second pair of grips has a recess on a front side thereof.

26. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 24 , wherein the first engagement member has a same shape as the second engagement member when viewed from above.

27. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 22 , wherein the locking structure further comprises:

a first collar piece having a proximal end connected to the carriage and receiving the main pin therethrough and a distal end opposite the proximal end; and

a second collar piece connected to the distal end of the first collar piece, the second collar piece having a first opening receiving the main pin therethrough and a second opening receiving the auxiliary pin therethrough.

28. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 27 , wherein the locking structure further comprises:

a first biasing spring engaging the second collar piece and the main pin to bias the main pin toward the locked position; and

a second biasing spring engaging the second collar piece and the auxiliary pin to bias the auxiliary pin toward the locked position.

29. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 22 , wherein the first engagement member is positioned immediately adjacent to the second engagement member.

30. An adjustable carriage assembly comprising:

a carriage defining a configured to receive a frame member therethrough such that the carriage is moveable along the frame member,

a handle assembly connected to the carriage and comprising a first handle configured for gripping by a first hand of a user and a second handle configured for gripping by a second hand of the user; and

a locking structure configured for engaging the frame member to lock the carriage in position relative to the frame member, wherein the locking structure comprises:

a main pin connected to the carriage that is moveable between a locked position, where the main pin extends into the passage and is configured to engage the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the main pin is retracted from the passage and is configured to disengage from the frame member, wherein the main pin is biased toward the locked position, the main pin having a first engagement member configured to be manipulated by a user to move the main pin from the locked position to the unlocked position; and

an auxiliary pin connected to the carriage that is moveable between a locked position, where the auxiliary pin extends into the passage and is configured to engage the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the auxiliary pin is retracted from the passage and is configured to disengage from the frame member, wherein the auxiliary pin is biased toward the locked position the auxiliary pin having a second engagement member configured to be manipulated by the user to move the auxiliary pin from the locked position to the unlocked position,

wherein the first engagement member and the second engagement member are positioned to be engageable simultaneously by at least one of the first and second hands of the user while the user is gripping the first and second handles,

wherein movement of both the main pin and the auxiliary pin to the unlocked positions allows movement of the carriage with respect to the frame member, and

wherein the main pin has a main pin end configured to engage the frame member within the passage, and the auxiliary pin has an auxiliary pin end configured to engage the frame member within the passage, and wherein the auxiliary pin has an offset configuration, such that auxiliary pin end and the main pin end are spaced farther apart than the first engagement member and the second engagement member.

31. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 22 , wherein the main pin has a main pin end, and the auxiliary pin has an auxiliary pin end, and wherein the auxiliary pin end has a smaller vertical profile than the main pin end.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 30, 2022
From: PRITCHETT, MARTIN
To: COULTER VENTURES, LLC.
Reel/Frame 060937/0599 →
Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 63193923 · May 27, 2021
Related Publication 20220379157A1 · Dec 1, 2022
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