Bryan L Mattson

US Patent:

6419565, Jul 16, 2002

Filed:

Dec 14, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/738459

Inventors:

Bryan Mattson - Delton MI
Michael T. Powers - Woodland MI

Assignee:

Floor Style Products INC - Hastings MI

International Classification:

B24B 100

US Classification:

451 59, 451353, 180 193, 180 12

Abstract:

A rotary floor finisher for use with a power rider trailer for the sanding and screening of large wood floor areas. The floor finisher and sander to attached in substantially rigid relationship to each other and steered by a wheel provided on the floor finisher.

US Patent:

58713948, Feb 16, 1999

Filed:

Dec 12, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/989376

Inventors:

Bryan Mattson - Delton MI
Michael T. Powers - Woodland MI

Assignee:

Floor Style Products, Inc. - Hastings MI

International Classification:

B24B 2306

US Classification:

451350

Abstract:

A floor sander having a number of interchangeable sanding head assemblies for sanding a surface such as a hardwood floor. Each of the interchangeable sanding head assemblies includes a sanding implement which may provide differing levels of sanding or other surface action. The desired sanding head assembly is attached with a main housing of the floor sander using a connect assembly attached to each of the sanding head assemblies. A plurality of locking devices mounted within each connect assembly engages an equal number of locking pins extending from the main housing to secure the sanding head assembly to the main housing. An alignment device is provided on the main housing to insure proper alignment of each sanding head assembly with both the drive motor and the surface to be sanded.

US Patent:

62027751, Mar 20, 2001

Filed:

Mar 3, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/262133

Inventors:

Bryan Mattson - Delton MI
Michael T. Powers - Woodland MI

Assignee:

Floorstyle Products, Inc. - Hastings MI

International Classification:

B62D 5104

US Classification:

180 193

Abstract:

A rotary floor finisher for use with a power rider trailer for the sanding and screening of large wood floor areas. The floor finisher and sander to attached in substantially rigid relationship to each other and steered by a wheel provided on the floor finisher.

US Patent:

50335642, Jul 23, 1991

Filed:

Feb 20, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/481294

Inventors:

Bryan Mattson - Hastings MI

Assignee:

Floor Style Products, Inc. - Hastings MI

International Classification:

B62D 6300

US Classification:

180 11

Abstract:

A vehicle having a length, a front end and a substantially opposing rear end useful for propelling an implement pivotably coupled thereto at or near the front end. The vehicle comprises two driven wheels located at or near the rear end and positioned to rotate in a direction generally parallel to the length of the vehicle; a power system acting to provide power to rotate the two driven wheels; at least one non-steered wheel located at or near the front end, the non-steered wheel being rotatable about an axis which axis is at least partially rotatable; and a seat acting to provide a location at which a human being can sit on the vehicle and control the vehicle. The vehicle is sized so that the human being sitting in the seat is capable of directly steering the pivotably coupled implement.

US Patent:

RE348228, Jan 10, 1995

Filed:

Jul 16, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/093117

Inventors:

Bryan Mattson - Hastings MI

Assignee:

Floor Style Products, Inc. - Hastings MI

International Classification:

B62D 6300

US Classification:

180 11

Abstract:

A vehicle having a length, a front end and a substantially opposing rear end useful for propelling an implement pivotably coupled thereto at or near the front end. The vehicle comprises two driven wheels located at or near the rear end and positioned to rotate in a direction generally parallel to the length of the vehicle; a power system acting to provide power to rotate the two driven wheels; at least one non-steered wheel located at or near the front end, the non-steered wheel being rotatable about an axis which axis is at least partially rotatable; and a seat acting to provide a location at which a human being can sit on the vehicle and control the vehicle. The vehicle is sized so that the human being sitting in the seat is capable of directly steering the pivotably coupled implement.