Among other things, this discovery consisted of two supporting members, including triangular support wings which were generally 138, which were attached to Chocking Members of 114. 138 support wing had 142 front edges, lower edge 146, and second hinge part 150. Both supported Wings 138 and Upper Chocking 114 includes the 154 hinge pin, which extends through the first hinge section 134 from the top chocking member and through the second part of the supporting wing. The hinges are not important for this discovery.
When Wings 138 contact the first and second post guides, Chock 90 was raised. In addition, the 138 wing is deflected in. This increases the hinge axis, resulting in an increase in the appointment of chocking members over 114 and chocking members below 98. These wings are 138 not required to be flat, but they must be parallel to each other for chock that function properly.
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