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Jonathan William Goding

from Joliet, IL
Age ~38
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Also known as:
Jonathan W Goding
Related to:
Shannon M Raffetto, 41William D Goodman, 67Jason R Goding, 42Silvio Della Monica, 63Jon GodingAmy L Goding, 75David J Goding, 74Stephen M Dellamonica, 35Stephanie M Goding, 39
Connected to:
Carol M Goding, 71David H Goding, 73Laura B Goding, 45Tina Godinger, 50Aaron M Godinho, 46Angela Godinho, 69Bruno V Godinho, 40Christian Godinho, 34Dora C Godinho, 48Elaine M Godinho, 83

Jonathan Goding Phones & Addresses

  • Joliet, IL
  • Bloomington, IL
  • Morton, IL
  • Plainfield, IL
  • Palos Park, IL
  • Normal, IL

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Us Patents

Fabricated Axle With Removable King Pin

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US Patent:
20180141377, May 24, 2018
Filed:
May 27, 2016
Appl. No.:
15/578166
Inventors:
- Itasca IL, US
Damon E. Dilworth - Channahon IL, US
Paul D. Elwood - Plainfield IL, US
Jonathan W. Goding - Joliet IL, US
International Classification:
B60B 35/08
B62D 7/18
B60B 35/06
B60B 35/00
Abstract:
Fabricated axles with a removable king pin are disclosed. The fabricated axles incorporate U-shaped channel construction. Extensions of front and rear channel walls wrap partially around and separately join axle head plates which support a removable king pin. King pin fastener bores are partially defined by the head plate and by front and rear channel walls. The bottom surface of the head plate is received within an opening of, and secured to, the bottom plate which overlays the channel.

Tie Rod Arms And Steering Arms With Integrated Grease Seal Caps

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US Patent:
20160347362, Dec 1, 2016
Filed:
May 29, 2015
Appl. No.:
14/725115
Inventors:
- Itasca IL, US
Damon E. Dilworth - Channahon IL, US
Paul D. Elwood - Plainfield IL, US
Jonathan W. Goding - Joliet IL, US
International Classification:
B62D 7/18
Abstract:
A tie rod arm is provided for incorporation into a vehicle steering assembly. The tie rod arm has a grease cap portion with a steering knuckle connection formation and a grease seal cap. The steering knuckle connection formation is used to connect the tie rod arm to the body of a steering knuckle of the vehicle steering assembly. The grease seal cap receives the lower end of a kingpin of the vehicle steering assembly. The grease cap portion of the tie rod arm is integrally formed with an arm portion, which includes a tie rod connection formation to connect the tie rod arm to a tie rod of the vehicle steering assembly. A steering arm may also or alternatively be connected to the body of the steering knuckle and include an upper grease seal cap, which receives the upper end of the kingpin.
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Jonathan William Goding from Joliet, IL, age ~38 Get Report