James Robert Moseley

US Patent:

20090278014, Nov 12, 2009

Filed:

May 6, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/149662

Inventors:

Jim Allen - Wetumpka AL, US
James Daniel Moseley - Prattville AL, US

International Classification:

B66C 5/04

US Classification:

248323

Abstract:

Equipment for collecting information from vehicles moving through a lane on a roadway is positioned over the roadway using a track structure and a transfer device. The transfer device is adapted to mount and move the equipment between a first location and a second location along the track structure. A mounting structure, such as a gantry, may be used to support the track structure and/or equipment over the lanes on the roadway. A pulley system may be disposed in the track structure to move the transfer device. Also, a displacing device to raise the equipment relative to the track structure when the equipment is being moved along the track may be used. Alternatively, the transfer device may be mounted in an offset configuration to move the equipment between locations without the use of a displacing device.

US Patent:

53796870, Jan 10, 1995

Filed:

Feb 4, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/192396

Inventors:

James D. Moseley - Montgomery AL

Assignee:

Continental Eagle Corporation - Prattville AL

International Classification:

B65B 1304

US Classification:

100 3

Abstract:

A wire-tying apparatus is shown for automatically tying a plurality of wires around a bale of material while the bale is held in a compressed state in a baling chamber. A first part of the apparatus includes a hydraulic ram press, an upper platen and a lower platen. This part of the apparatus operates to compress material in a baling chamber. A second part of the apparatus includes a group of feed chutes mounted on one side of the baling chamber, and a group of guide chutes mounted on another side of the baling chamber. Drive wheels and gripping mechanisms are mounted on the feed chutes. The combination of the guide chutes and the feed chutes with drive wheels and gripping mechanisms provides a compact and simple arrangement for feeding and guiding wires around the compressed bale and interlocking opposite pre-looped ends of each wire to secure the bale.