MARTY LEE WILLIAMS
Pilots at Teakwood Ter, Colorado Springs, CO

6398290, Jun 4, 2002

Feb 9, 2001

09/681287

Marty Williams - Colorado Springs CO
Matthew Drabczyk - Hudson CO

Lets Go Aero, Inc. - Centenial CO

B60J 700

296181, 29610006, 224527, 224509

A carrier system for transporting equipment, such as bicycles. The carrier of a preferred embodiment of the present invention includes a partial enclosed compartment having a substantially oval shape. Two opposing lid members are pivotally mounted on each end of the compartment. The two lid members open upward and outward to allow full access to the interior of the compartment. The two lid members then close downward and towards one another with a slight overlap to fully enclose the body to form the carrier body. In one embodiment, the axle assembly and tongue are directly mounted on the lower surface of the trailer body. Equipment mounting devices are formed or affixed directly in the interior of the trailer body. The equipment is thus able to be securely transported without danger from the elements or from unauthorized access.

6213539, Apr 10, 2001

Jun 18, 1999

9/336887

Marty Williams - Colorado Springs CO
Matthew Drabczyk - Hudson CO

Let's Go Aero, Inc. - Colorado Springs CO

B60J 700, B60P 702

296181

A carrier system for transporting equipment, such as bicycles. The carrier of a preferred embodiment of the present invention includes a partial enclosed compartment having a substantially oval shape. Two opposing lid members are pivotally mounted on each end of the compartment. The two lid members open upward and outward to allow full access to the interior of the compartment. The two lid members then close downward and towards one another with a slight overlap to fully enclose the body to form the carrier body. In one embodiment, the axle assembly and tongue are directly mounted on the lower surface of the trailer body. Equipment mounting devices are formed or affixed directly in the interior of the trailer body. The equipment is thus able to be securely transported without danger from the elements or from unauthorized access.

6409203, Jun 25, 2002

Nov 3, 2000

09/705622

Marty Williams - Colorado Springs CO

Lets Go Aero, Inc - Colorado Springs CO

B60D 128

280506, 280507, 4033793, 224521

A nut is inserted within a slot formed in the sidewall of a shank member. A hitch pin including a threaded portion for engaging the nut is inserted through the side holes of the receiver tube and the shank member until the threaded portion of the hitch pin engages the nut mounted within the shank member. The hitch pin is then rotated relative to the nut to clamp the shank member against the receiver tube. A lock or clip can be attached to the end of the hitch pin to prevent accidental or unauthorized removal of the hitch pin from the receiver assembly. A bushing can also be used over the reduced diameter portion of the hitch pin after it engages the nut.

2005023, Oct 27, 2005

Jul 25, 2005

11/161166

Marty Williams - Colorado Springs CO, US

LET'S GO AERO, INC. - Colorado Springs CO

B60D001/00

280507000, 280511000

A spring nut assembly is inserted within the internal cavity of a shank tube until the nut is aligned with opposing side holes in the side walls of the shank tube. The spring maintains the nut in alignment with the opposing side walls. A hitch pin including a threaded portion for engaging the spring nut assembly is inserted through the side holes of the receiver tube and the shank tube until the threaded portion of the hitch pin engages the nut mounted within the shank tube. The hitch pin is then rotated relative to the nut to clamp the shank tube against the receiver tube. A lock or clip can be attached to the end of the hitch pin to prevent accidental or unauthorized removal of the hitch pin from the receiver assembly. A bushing can also be used over the reduced diameter portion of the hitch pin after it engages the nut.

8001987, Aug 23, 2011

Dec 2, 2005

11/164732

Marty Williams - Colorado Springs CO, US

Let's Go Aero, Inc. - Colorado Springs CO

E04H 15/32

135136, 135125, 135151, 135158, 52 63, 52 83

A support system for tents and other shelters. The support system includes base support members that are in the shape of an arch. These base support members are secured in a desired configuration by an upper support member that is in the shape of a circle or other geometrical shape. A roof support may be added as well. The size and configuration of the shelter may be easily changed by adding or deleting the number of base support members.

2006002, Feb 9, 2006

Jun 8, 2005

11/160087

Marty Williams - Colorado Springs CO, US

LET'S GO AERO, INC. - Colorado Springs CO

B60R 11/00, B60R 7/00

224519000, 224521000, 224566000

A carrier system for transporting portable electrical generators. The carrier of a preferred embodiment of the present invention includes a heat resistant deck for mounting the generator. The deck is attached to a receiver member that engages in a receiver hitch of a vehicle. A cover protects the generator from the environment as well as providing sound insulation for the operation of the generator.

8079613, Dec 20, 2011

May 11, 2006

11/382917

Marty Williams - Colorado Springs CO, US

B60D 1/02

280515, 2804915, 280506, 280507, 4033224

A hitch pin securing system for receiver mounted accessories. The present invention provides a device for securely clamping a shank tube to a receiver tube. This securing device minimizes the rattling and relative movement of the shank tube and the receiver tube due to the clearance between the shank tube and the receiver tube. The securing device includes a threaded nut or bushing mounted within the shank tube. A hitch pin is inserted through the receiver tube and shank tube and engages the shank tube nut. A locking handle is used to tighten the hitch pin relative to the shank tube nut. Once the hitch pin is tight, the handle is pivoted relative to the hitch pin to cause a cam surface to tighten the shank tube nut against the shank tube which forces the shank tube in tight engagement against the receiver tube.

8079491, Dec 20, 2011

Oct 15, 2004

10/711961

Marty Williams - Colorado Springs CO, US

B65D 6/00, B65D 8/04, B65D 8/18, B65D 90/02

220668, 220 15, 206335

A crate system for transport of items. The system includes a set of U shaped tubes that are mounted in an upright position on beams. A second set of U shaped tubes are also mounted in an upright position on beams. Each assembled set are then mounted on top of one another to form a crate system. The crate system can safely secure and even stack heavy items on top of one another. These crate systems can then be disassembled for packing and shipping back to the original shipper.

2009028, Nov 19, 2009

May 16, 2008

12/122546

Marty Williams - Colorado Springs CO, US

F16B 37/00, F16B 17/00

411172, 403 24

A fastener assembly for securing two components to one another. The fastener assembly includes a barrel or pin that has a radially extending hole in the barrel. The pin also has a reduced diametrical portion on at least one end to form a shoulder and possibly on both ends. The pin is inserted into a hole formed into a hollow or sandwich component. The shoulder engages against a wall on the component to orient and secure the pin in the hole. A threaded fastener is then inserted transversely through the two components to engage in the radially extending hole. The threaded fastener is then rotated to secure the two components to one another.