Filed Dec. 30, 2025

Serial No. 99571663

Examining Attorney MARY M RUMMERY

Class Passively cooled vehicle seats and parts and attachments therefor, namely, vehicle seat frames, vehicle seat cushions, arm rests for vehicle seats, backrests adapted for use in vehicle seats, lumbar supports specially adapted for vehicle seats, suspensions being mechanical spring suspension and air spring suspensions for use in vehicle seats for reducing seat vibrations, slide rails being metal tracks installed under vehicle seats to allow the seat to move forward and backward, air ducts being ventilation ducts that are structural parts of vehicle seats for channeling ambient air through the seat cushion and backrest, and adjusting mechanisms being structural parts of vehicle seats for adjusting the height and reclining position of the seat; vehicle seats and parts and attachments therefor, namely, vehicle seat frames, vehicle seat cushions, arm rests for vehicle seats, backrests adapted for use in vehicle seats, lumbar supports specially adapted for vehicle seats, suspensions being mechanical spring suspensions and air spring suspensions for use in vehicle seats for reducing seat vibrations, slide rails being metal tracks installed under vehicle seats to allow the seat to move forward and backward, air ducts being ventilation ducts that are structural parts of vehicle seats for channeling ambient air through the seat cushion and backrest, and adjusting mechanisms being structural parts of vehicle seats for adjusting the height and reclining position of the seat; all of the foregoing for use in commercial outdoor power equipment, turf care vehicles, agricultural vehicles, construction vehicles, and material handling vehicles, motorcycles and recreational vehicles and sold to original equipment manufacturers of such vehicles and to dealers and distributors of such vehicles and parts therefor; none of the foregoing being seat covers, cushion covers, or textile upholstery sold separately.; 019; 021; 023; 031; 035; 044

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