Ronald Wyatt Henriksen from Fulshear, TX, age 78

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Ronald W Henriksen
Director, President

AUSTIN EXECUTIVE AIRPORT SERVICES, LLC
Services-Misc

2914 Cardiff Rd, Brookshire, TX 77423
2916 Cardiff Rd, Pattison, TX 77423

Ronald W. Henriksen
Director , Secretary, Treasurer, President

S.T.A. Company

8831 Stable Ln, Houston, TX 77024

Ronald W Henriksen
Director, Treasurer, Secretary, Vice President

HENRIKSEN ENTERPRISES INC

2914 Cardiff Rd, Brookshire, TX 77423
8831 Stable Ln, Houston, TX 77024

Ronald W Henriksen
President, Director, Chief Executive Offi

WCF, LLC
Nonclassifiable Establishments

2914 Cardiff Rd, Brookshire, TX 77423
8831 Stable Ln, Houston, TX 77024

Ronald W Henriksen
President, Director, Chief Executive Offi

TRAVIS COUNTY FIELD, LLC
Nonclassifiable Establishments

2916 Cardiff Rd, Brookshire, TX 77423
2914 Cardiff Rd, Pattison, TX 77423
8831 Stable Ln, Houston, TX 77024

Ronald W Henriksen
President

WESTERN COMMUNICATIONS INC

11403 Briar Frst Dr, Houston, TX 77077
2950 N Loop W STE 1200, Houston, TX 77092

Ronald W. Henriksen
Director, President

Bird's Nest Aviation, Inc

2914 Cardiff Rd, Pattison, TX 77423

Ronald W Henriksen
President, Director

AMERICAN LIGHTWAVE COMMUNICATIONS, INC

2950 N Loop W STE 1200, Houston, TX 77092
8831 Stable Ln, Houston, TX 77024

Ratchet Bolt Drive Apparatus Incorporating Bidirectionally Operable Reciprocating Drive Means
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US Patent:

42248442, Sep 30, 1980
Filed:

May 14, 1979
Appl. No.:

6/038394
Inventors:

Ronald W. Henriksen - Houston TX
International Classification:

B25B 1300
US Classification:

81 5746
Abstract:

A ratchet drive mechanism is disclosed. In the preferred and illustrated embodiment, it includes a handle and ratchet drive mechanism for rotating a bolt. It rotates the bolt through torque applied to the handle. In addition, it incorporates a bidirectionally operable reciprocating means for driving the bolt. The handle supports a drive chain which rotates around a pair of sprockets. A push rod supports a lock means which engages the chain. It hooks against the chain, thereby enabling the chain to be pushed and pulled on alternate strokes. The chain is thus rotated around the sprockets, one of the sprockets being an idler and one of the sprockets being mounted on the exterior of the drive of the mechanism. When low torque is required, the push rod can be manipulated. When high torque is required, the handle can be used.