Randall D Jones

US Patent:

20100008750, Jan 14, 2010

Filed:

Jul 8, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/217695

Inventors:

Randall T. Jones - Washougal WA, US

International Classification:

B65G 67/24

US Classification:

414339, 414800

Abstract:

Material transfer trailers including an elongate chassis, and a longitudinally extending conveyor for transferring material to a desired location, the conveyor being supported by the chassis and including a main portion mounted to the chassis, the main portion having a lower end and an upper end opposite the lower end, an extension portion including a link end moveably mounted to the upper end of the fixed portion and a discharge end opposite the link end, wherein the extension portion is configured to move between an extended position and a stowed position. In some examples, the main portion is fixedly mounted to the chassis. In some examples, the extension portion is pivotally mounted to the main portion. In some examples, the conveyor defines a void to receive a rear-mounted projection of a receiving vehicle.

US Patent:

20120183379, Jul 19, 2012

Filed:

Jan 23, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/355896

Inventors:

Randall T. Jones - Washougal WA, US

Assignee:

DAN JONES, INC. - Vancouver WA

International Classification:

B65G 67/08
B60P 1/36

US Classification:

414339, 414523, 414813

Abstract:

Material transfer trailers including an elongate chassis, and a longitudinally extending conveyor for transferring material to a desired location, the conveyor being supported by the chassis and including a main portion mounted to the chassis, the main portion having a lower end and an upper end opposite the lower end, an extension portion including a link end moveably mounted to the upper end of the fixed portion and a discharge end opposite the link end, wherein the extension portion is configured to move between an extended position and a stowed position. In some examples, the main portion is fixedly mounted to the chassis. In some examples, the extension portion is pivotally mounted to the main portion. In some examples, the conveyor defines a void to receive a rear-mounted projection of a receiving vehicle.

US Patent:

20190300291, Oct 3, 2019

Filed:

Oct 4, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/151885

Inventors:

- Vancouver, CA
Randall T. JONES - Washougal WA, US

International Classification:

B65G 41/00

Abstract:

Material transfer trailers including an elongate chassis, and a longitudinally extending conveyor for transferring material to a desired location, the conveyor being supported by the chassis and including a main portion mounted to the chassis, the main portion having a lower end and an upper end opposite the lower end, an extension portion including a link end moveably mounted to the upper end of the fixed portion and a discharge end opposite the link end, wherein the extension portion is configured to move between an extended position and a stowed position. In some examples, the main portion is fixedly mounted to the chassis. In some examples, the extension portion is pivotally mounted to the main portion. In some examples, the conveyor defines a void to receive a rear-mounted projection of a receiving vehicle.

US Patent:

20160376106, Dec 29, 2016

Filed:

Sep 12, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/262876

Inventors:

- Vancouver WA, US
Randall T. Jones - Washougal WA, US

Assignee:

Dan Jones, Inc. - Vancouver WA

International Classification:

B65G 41/00

Abstract:

Material transfer trailers including an elongate chassis, and a longitudinally extending conveyor for transferring material to a desired location, the conveyor being supported by the chassis and including a main portion mounted to the chassis, the main portion having a lower end and an upper end opposite the lower end, an extension portion including a link end moveably mounted to the upper end of the fixed portion and a discharge end opposite the link end, wherein the extension portion is configured to move between an extended position and a stowed position. In some examples, the main portion is fixedly mounted to the chassis. In some examples, the extension portion is pivotally mounted to the main portion. In some examples, the conveyor defines a void to receive a rear-mounted projection of a receiving vehicle.