William Pendleton

from Jefferson, WI

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Us Patents

Glass Disposal System
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US Patent:

51656108, Nov 24, 1992
Filed:

Jan 15, 1992
Appl. No.:

7/822027
Inventors:

William G. Pendleton - Helenville WI
International Classification:

B02C 1914
US Classification:

241 79
Abstract:

A disposal apparatus for breaking and shattering glass containers wherein a housing includes a device for shattering the glass, and there are at least two different receptacles for receiving the shattered glass positioned below the housing. The housing is located in different positions over the containers so as to deposit the shattered glass in one of the containers in one instance, and in another container in another instance. In the preferred embodiment, there is a platform for the housing and a support post connected to the platform. The support post is raised and rotated by a foot level so as to allow easy orientation of the housing with respect to the containers.

Method For Water Saving By Retrofitting An Institutional Plumbing Fixture And Plumbing Fixture Made By Such Method
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US Patent:

20210131080, May 6, 2021
Filed:

Nov 6, 2020
Appl. No.:

17/092211
Inventors:

William G. Pendleton - Helenville WI, US
International Classification:

E03C 1/01
E03C 1/14
E03C 1/122
E03C 1/182
E03D 13/00
Abstract:

Disclosed is a method for water saving by retrofitting an institutional plumbing fixture having a combination of an integral lavatory basin and a toilet bowel integrally attached thereto by inserting into the fixture a urinal-type collection receptacle having a water inlet opening on its top side and a water outlet opening on its bottom side; and fluidly interposing the receptacle via the inlet and outlet openings between the lavatory drain pipe and the drain trap provided for the plumbing fixture. Also disclosed is an institutional plumbing fixture retrofit for water saving, and a retrofit urinal-type receptacle.

Device For Extracting And Using Auxiliary Power
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US Patent:

20200281121, Sep 10, 2020
Filed:

May 26, 2020
Appl. No.:

16/882901
Inventors:

William G. Pendleton - Helenville WI, US
International Classification:

A01D 43/16
A01D 34/58
A01D 34/82
A01D 34/00
A01D 69/02
A01D 69/00
Abstract:

A device for extracting auxiliary power from a power source installed on or associated with an implement, and supplying the auxiliary power to an auxiliary tool associated with the implement. The invention is preferably employed in the context of an auxiliary tool, e.g., in the form of a rotary trimmer, edger or the like, associated with another power implement, such as a lawnmower, wherein the power is preferably extracted from a driven member of the implement. Advantageously, the device is easy to attach/detach, is universally locatable and/or orientable on the implement, and is easily retrofittable to practically any existing implement, such as a lawnmower deck.

Device For Extracting And Using Auxiliary Power
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US Patent:

20180139900, May 24, 2018
Filed:

Jan 22, 2018
Appl. No.:

15/877238
Inventors:

William G. Pendleton - Helenville WI, US
International Classification:

A01D 34/58
A01D 34/82
A01D 69/02
A01D 34/00
Abstract:

A device for extracting auxiliary power from a power source installed on or associated with an implement, and supplying the auxiliary power to an auxiliary tool associated with the implement. The invention is preferably employed in the context of an auxiliary tool, e.g., in the form of a rotary trimmer, edger or the like, associated with another power implement, such as a lawnmower, wherein the power is preferably extracted from a driven member of the implement. Advantageously, the device is easy to attach/detach, is universally locatable and/or orientable on the implement, and is easily retrofittable to practically any existing implement, such as a lawnmower deck.

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Edward Porter Alexander

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…Unlike such Confederate officers as Jubal Early and William Pendleton, Alexander eschewed the bitter Lost Cause theories of why the South was doomed to fail, given the overwhelming superiority of the North. He was willing to express in writing his criticisms of prominent Confederate officers...