Robert Lee Haeske

Address:

1325 Jewell Rd, Milan, MI 48160

Phone:

734-417-1294

VIN:

1G1JC5SB9C4213929

Make:

CHEVROLET

Model:

SONIC

Year:

2012

US Patent:

8523262, Sep 3, 2013

Filed:

Mar 21, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/052207

Inventors:

Robert L. Haeske - Milan MI, US
Michael A. Blake - Plymouth MI, US
Brent C. Everett - Warren MI, US

Assignee:

Porter Group, LLC - Novi MI

International Classification:

B60N 2/10
B60N 2/20

US Classification:

296 6503, 296 6509, 296 6516, 297326, 297335

Abstract:

A vehicle seat rear floor latch and positioner assembly () for a vehicle seat () movable between a seating position, a generally horizontal nonuse position, and a generally vertical storage position as well as being removable from the vehicle to increase cargo capacity.

US Patent:

20120242106, Sep 27, 2012

Filed:

Mar 21, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/052224

Inventors:

Michael A. Blake - Plymouth MI, US
Robert L. Haeske - Milan MI, US
Brent C. Everett - Warren MI, US

Assignee:

PORTER GROUP, LLC - Novi MI

International Classification:

B60N 2/04
B60N 2/30
B60N 2/10

US Classification:

296 6503, 2485031

Abstract:

A vehicle seat front floor latch and positioner assembly () for a rear vehicle seat () movable between a seating position, a generally horizontal nonuse position, and a generally vertical storage position as well as being removable from the vehicle to increase cargo capacity.

US Patent:

20190010740, Jan 10, 2019

Filed:

Jul 6, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/642385

Inventors:

Robert Lee Haeske - MILAN MI, US
STEVE LIN - NORTHVILLE MI, US
EDWARD POULOS - GROSSE ILE MI, US
RICHARD T. OLIVER - Noblesville MI, US

Assignee:

Porter Systems Inc., - Novi MI

International Classification:

E05C 17/20
E05C 17/28
E05C 17/00
E05C 19/00

Abstract:

The present invention is a positioning mechanism device to prevent the motion of one surface with respect to a second surface, in one direction. The positioning mechanism uses a linear adjusting lock, an actuator, and an over-ride mechanism. The linear adjusting lock uses a coil spring to hold a rod in place. When firmly coiled, the coil spring is able to grip a smooth rod and prevent axial motion. When the coil spring is uncoiled, slightly, it releases its grip on the smooth rod, allowing axial motion. The positioner mechanism uses an actuator and release blade to release the coil spring. Additionally, the over-ride mechanism can be used to release the release blade in one direction without use of the actuator. When the coil spring is released by either the actuator or over-ride mechanism the two surfaces can be re-positioned relative to one another.