IP Library › Granted Patent US 12,311,218
Granted Patent B2
US 12,311,218 · App. 18/526,461 · Granted May 27, 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 12,311,218
App. No.
18/526,461
Granted
May 27, 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, a plurality of rollers rotatably connected to the carriage configured to engage the frame member, a connection structure at a front of the carriage for pivotable connection to an articulating implement, and a releasable pin mounted on the carriage at a rear of the carriage. The releasable pin is moveable by axial translation between a locked position and an unlocked position, to selectively extend into the passage to be received in a hole in the frame member to lock the carriage in position or allow movement of the carriage. The carriage has a key hole adjacent to the connection structure, and a key is configured to be removably received in the key hole to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement.

Claims (71)

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;

a plurality of rollers rotatably connected to the carriage and comprising a first roller located on a front side of the passage, a second roller located below the first roller on the front side of the passage, a third roller spaced rearwardly from the first roller and located on a rear side of the passage, and a fourth roller spaced rearwardly from the second roller and located below the third roller on the rear side of the passage, such that the first and second rollers are configured to engage a front side of the frame member and the third and fourth rollers are configured to engage a rear side of the frame member;

a connection structure connected to the carriage at a front of the carriage, wherein the connection structure is configured for pivotable connection to an articulating implement, and wherein the carriage has a first hole adjacent to the connection structure;

a key configured to be removably received in the first hole by insertion in a first direction, wherein the key is configured to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement when the key is received in the first hole, and the key is not configured to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement when the key is removed from the first hole; and

a releasable pin mounted on the carriage at a rear of the carriage, the releasable pin having a distal end, wherein the releasable pin is moveable by axial translation in a second direction between a locked position, where the distal end of the releasable pin extends into the passage and is configured to be received in a hole in the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the distal end of the releasable pin is retracted with respect to the locked position and is configured to withdraw from the hole in the frame member to allow movement of the carriage with respect to the frame member,

wherein the first direction of insertion of the key is transverse to the second direction of axial translation of the releasable pin.

2. An adjustable carriage assembly

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

a plurality of rollers rotatably connected to the carriage and comprising a first roller located on a front side of the passage, a second roller located below the first roller on the front side of the passage, a third roller spaced rearwardly from the first roller and located on a rear side of the passage, and a fourth roller spaced rearwardly from the second roller and located below the third roller on the rear side of the passage, such that the first and second rollers are configured to engage a front side of the frame member and the third and fourth rollers are configured to engage a rear side of the frame member;

a connection structure connected to the carriage at a front of the carriage, wherein the connection structure is configured for pivotable connection to an articulating implement, and wherein the carriage has a first hole adjacent to the connection structure;

a key configured to be removably received in the first hole, wherein the key is configured to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement when the key is received in the first hole, and the key is not configured to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement when the key is removed from the first hole; and

a releasable pin mounted on the carriage at a rear of the carriage, the releasable pin having a distal end, wherein the releasable pin is moveable by axial translation between a locked position, where the distal end of the releasable pin extends into the passage and is configured to be received in a hole in the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the distal end of the releasable pin is retracted with respect to the locked position and is configured to withdraw from the hole in the frame member to allow movement of the carriage with respect to the frame member,

wherein the carriage further comprises a first pin hole, and the adjustable carriage assembly further comprises a removable pin configured to be removably received through the first pin hole, wherein the removable pin extends through the passage in a direction perpendicular to a direction of the axial translation of the releasable pin, and the removable pin is configured to engage the frame member to prevent movement of the carriage when the removable pin is received through the first pin hole.

3. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 2 , wherein the carriage further comprises a first side plate and a second side plate laterally spaced from the first side plate, wherein the passage is defined between the first and second side plates, wherein the first pin hole is located in the first side plate and the carriage further comprises a second pin hole in the second side plate that is aligned on opposite sides of the passage with the first pin hole, and wherein the removable pin is configured to be removably received through the first pin hole and the second pin hole to engage the frame member to prevent movement of the carriage.

4. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 3 , wherein the carriage further comprises a rear plate at the rear of the carriage, and wherein the releasable pin is mounted on the rear plate and extends through the rear plate.

5. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 1 , wherein the releasable pin further has an arm extending outward from the releasable pin at an end portion of the releasable pin opposite the distal end, wherein the arm is configured for engagement to move the releasable pin from the locked position to the unlocked position.

6. 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 plurality of rollers rotatably connected to the carriage and comprising a first roller located on a front side of the passage, a second roller located below the first roller on the front side of the passage, a third roller spaced rearwardly from the first roller and located on a rear side of the passage, and a fourth roller spaced rearwardly from the second roller and located below the third roller on the rear side of the passage, such that the first and second rollers are configured to engage a front side of the frame member and the third and fourth rollers are configured to engage a rear side of the frame member;

a connection structure connected to the carriage at a front of the carriage, wherein the connection structure is configured for pivotable connection to an articulating implement, and wherein the carriage has a first hole adjacent to the connection structure;

a key configured to be removably received in the first hole, wherein the key is configured to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement when the key is received in the first hole, and the key is not configured to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement when the key is removed from the first hole; and

a releasable pin mounted on the carriage at a rear of the carriage, the releasable pin having a distal end, wherein the releasable pin is moveable by axial translation between a locked position, where the distal end of the releasable pin extends into the passage and is configured to be received in a hole in the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the distal end of the releasable pin is retracted with respect to the locked position and is configured to withdraw from the hole in the frame member to allow movement of the carriage with respect to the frame member;

wherein the carriage further comprises a first side plate and a second side plate laterally spaced from the first side plate, wherein the passage is defined between the first and second side plates, wherein the first hole is located in the first side plate and the carriage further comprises a second hole in the second side plate that is aligned on opposite sides of the carriage with the first hole, and wherein the key is configured to be removably received in the first hole and the second hole to extend between the first and second side plates and to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement, and the key is not configured to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement when the key is removed from the first hole and the second hole.

7. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 6 , wherein the first hole and the second hole are located directly below the connection structure, such that the key is configured to lock the articulating implement in a downward position when the key is received in the first hole and the second hole.

8. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 1 , wherein the carriage and the key are configured such that the key is engageable with the carriage in a storage position in which the key is not configured to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement.

9. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 8 , wherein the carriage and the key are configured such that the key is configured to extend through a hole in the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement when the key is in the first hole, and the key is configured not to engage the articulating implement during use or to extend through the holes in the articulating implement when the key is in the storage position.

10. 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 plurality of rollers rotatably connected to the carriage and comprising a first roller located on a front side of the passage, a second roller located below the first roller on the front side of the passage, a third roller spaced rearwardly from the first roller and located on a rear side of the passage, and a fourth roller spaced rearwardly from the second roller and located below the third roller on the rear side of the passage, such that the first and second rollers are configured to engage a front side of the frame member and the third and fourth rollers are configured to engage a rear side of the frame member;

a connection structure connected to the carriage at a front of the carriage, wherein the connections structure is configured for pivotable connection to an articulating implement, and wherein the carriage has a first hole adjacent to the connection structure;

a key configured to be removably received in the first hole, wherein the key is configured to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement when the key is received in the first hole, and the key is not configured to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement when the key is removed frome the first hole; and

a releasable pin mounted on the carriage at a rear of the carriage, the releasable pin having a distal end, wherein the releasable pin is moveable by axial translation between a locked position, where the distal end of the releasable pin extends into the passage and is configured to be received in a hole in the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the distal end of the releasable pin is retracted with respect to the locked position and is configured to withdraw from the hole in the frame member to allow movement of the carriage with respect to the frame member,

wherein the carriage further comprises a first storage hole configured to receive the key in a storage position, wherein the first storage hole is rearwardly from the connection structure, such that the key is configured not to engage the articulating implement during use and not to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement when the key is received in the first storage hole.

11. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 10 , wherein the carriage further comprises a first side plate and a second side plate laterally spaced from the first side plate, wherein the passage is defined between the first and second side plates, wherein the first hole and the first storage hole are located in the first side plate, and the carriage further comprises a second hole and a second storage hole in the second side plate that are aligned on opposite sides of the carriage with the first hole and the first storage hole, respectively, wherein the key is configured to be removably received in the first hole and the second hole to extend between the first and second side plates and to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement, and wherein the key is configured to be received through both the first and second storage holes in the storage position.

12. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 1 , wherein the first hole is located directly below and vertically aligned with the connection structure, such that the key is configured to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement in a downward vertical position when the key is received in the first hole.

13. 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 plurality of rollers rotatably connected to the carriage and comprising a first roller located on a front side of the passage, a second roller located below the first roller on the front side of the passage, a third roller spaced rearwardly from the first roller and located on a rear side of the passage, and a fourth roller spaced rearwardly from the second roller and located below the third roller on the rear side of the passage, such that the first and second rollers are configured to engage a front side of the frame member and the third and fourth rollers are configured to engage a rear side of the frame member;

a connection structure connected to the carriage at a front of the carriage, wherein the connection structure is configured for pivotable connection to an articulating implement, and wherein the carriage has a first hole adjacent to the connection structure;

a key configured to be engaged with the carriage in a first position, where the key is configured to extend through the first hole to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement, and a second position, where the key is not configured to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement, wherein the first hole is located directly below and vertically aligned with the connection structure, such that the key is configured to lock the articulating implement in a downward vertical position when the key is in the first position; and

a pin engaged with the carriage and configured to selectively extend into the passage to be received in a hole in the frame member to lock the carriage in position with respect to the frame member.

14. 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 plurality of rollers rotatably connected to the carriage and comprising a first roller located on a front side of the passage, a second roller located below the first roller on the front side of the passage, a third roller spaced rearwardly from the first roller and located on a rear side of the passage, and a fourth roller spaced rearwardly from the second roller and located below the third roller on the rear side of the passage, such that the first and second rollers are configured to engage a front side of the frame member and the third and fourth rollers are configured to engage a rear side of the frame member,

a connection structure connected to the carriage at a front of the carriage, wherein the connection structure is configured for pivotable connection to an articulating implement, and wherein the carriage has a first hole adjacent to the connection structure;

a key configured to be engaged with the carriage in a first position, where the key is configured to extend through the first hole to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement against articulating movement; and

a pin engaged with the carriage and configured to selectively extend into the passage to be received in a hole in the frame member to lock the carriage in position with respect to the frame member,

wherein the carriage further comprises a first side plate and a second side plate laterally spaced from the first side plate, wherein the passage is defined between the first and second side plates, wherein the first hole is located in the first side plate and the carriage further comprises a second hole in the second side plate that is aligned on opposite sides of the carriage with the first hole, and wherein the key is configured to be removably received in the first hole and the second hole to extend between the first and second side plates and to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement against articulating movement in the first position, and the key is removed from the first hole and the second hole in the second position.

15. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 13 , wherein the carriage further comprises a first storage hole spaced from the first hole and configured to receive the key in the second position.

16. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 14 , wherein, wherein the first hole and the second hole are located directly below and vertically aligned with the connection structure, such that the key is configured to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement in a downward vertical position when the key is in the first position.

17. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 13 , wherein the key is configured to engage the articulating implement by extending through a hole in the articulating implement in the first position, and when the key is in the second position, the key is configured to not be received in the hole.

18. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 13 , wherein the pin is a releasable pin mounted on the carriage and comprising an arm extending outward from the pin and a distal end distal from the arm, wherein the releasable pin is moveable by axial translation between a locked position, where the distal end of the releasable pin extends into the passage and is configured to be received in a hole in the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the distal end of the releasable pin is retracted with respect to the locked position and is configured to withdraw from the hole in the frame member to allow movement of the carriage with respect to the frame member, and wherein the arm is configured for engagement to move the releasable pin from the locked position to the unlocked position.

19. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 13 , wherein the carriage further comprises a first pin hole, and the pin is a removable pin configured to be removably received through the first pin hole, such that the removable pin extends through the passage and is configured to engage the frame member to prevent movement of the carriage.

20. 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, the carriage having a first pin hole;

a plurality of rollers rotatably connected to the carriage and comprising a first roller located on a front side of the passage, a second roller located below the first roller on the front side of the passage, a third roller spaced rearwardly from the first roller and located on a rear side of the passage, and a fourth roller spaced rearwardly from the second roller and located below the third roller on the rear side of the passage, such that the first and second rollers are configured to engage a front side of the frame member and the third and fourth rollers are configured to engage a rear side of the frame member:

a connection structure connected to the carriage at a front of the carriage, wherein the connection structure is configured for pivotable connection to an articulating implement, and wherein the carriage has a first key hole adjacent to and below the connection structure and a first storage key hole spaced from the first key hole;

a key configured to be positionable in a first position, where the key is received in the first key hole and extends through the first key hole, and the key is configured to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement in a downward position, and a second position, where the key is received in the first storage key hole and extends through the first storage key hole, and the key is not configured to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement in the downward position;

a releasable pin mounted on the carriage at a rear of the carriage, the releasable pin comprising an arm extending outward from the releasable pin and a distal end distal from the arm, wherein the releasable pin is moveable by axial translation between a locked position, where the distal end of the releasable pin extends into the passage and is configured to be received in a hole in the frame member to lock the carriage in position, and an unlocked position, where the distal end of the releasable pin is retracted with respect to the locked position and is configured to withdraw from the hole in the frame member to allow movement of the carriage with respect to the frame member, and wherein the arm is configured for engagement to move the releasable pin from the locked position to the unlocked position; and

a removable pin configured to be removably received through the first pin hole, wherein the removable pin extends through the passage in a direction perpendicular to a direction of the axial translation of the releasable pin, and the removable pin is configured to engage the frame member to prevent movement of the carriage when the removable pin is received through the first pin hole.

21. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 20 , wherein the carriage further comprises a first side plate and a second side plate laterally spaced from the first side plate, wherein the passage is defined between the first and second side plates, wherein the first key hole and the first storage key hole are located in the first side plate, and the second side plate includes a second key hole opposite the first key hole and a second storage key hole opposite the first storage key hole, wherein the key is configured to be removably received through the first key hole and the second key hole and to extend between the first and second side plates and to engage the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement in the downward position, and the key is configured to be removably received through the first storage key hole and the second storage key hole in the second position.

22. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 21 , wherein the carriage further comprises a rear plate at the rear of the carriage, and wherein the releasable pin is mounted on the rear plate and extends through the rear plate.

23. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 22 , further comprising a housing connected to the rear plate, wherein the releasable pin extends through the housing to mount the releasable pin on the rear plate, and a biasing member within the housing and configured to operably engage the releasable pin to bias the releasable pin toward the locked position.

24. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 23 , wherein the connection structure comprises openings in the first and second side plates at the front of the carriage and a pin connected to the carriage and extending through the openings, wherein the pin is configured to engage the articulating implement, and wherein the first and second key holes are positioned directly below the openings.

25. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 24 , wherein each of the plurality of rollers comprises:

a first enlarged end section and a second enlarged end section opposite the first enlarged end section;

a first intermediate section and a second intermediate section extending inwardly from the first and second enlarged end sections, the first and second intermediate sections having gradually decreasing diameters; and

a central cylindrical section located between the first and second intermediate sections and forming a center portion of the roller, wherein the central cylindrical section has a diameter that is smaller than the diameters of the first and second enlarged end sections.

26. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 20 , wherein the key is configured to extend through a hole in the articulating implement to lock the articulating implement in the downward position when the key is in the first position.

27. The adjustable carriage assembly of claim 20 , wherein the key has an engaging structure configured to engage the carriage to retain the key within the first key hole or the first storage key hole.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Dec 1, 2023
From: PRITCHETT, MARTIN
To: COULTER VENTURES, LLC.
Reel/Frame 065736/0256 →
Continuity (3)
Continuation 17826747 · May 27, 2022
Provisional Application 63193923 · May 27, 2021
Related Publication 20240091580A1 · Mar 21, 2024
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