James David Mccutchen

US Patent:

D2482940, Jun 27, 1978

Filed:

Mar 8, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/775648

Inventors:

James E. McCutchen - Greenville SC

International Classification:

D1216

US Classification:

D12155

US Patent:

42562805, Mar 17, 1981

Filed:

Sep 5, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/939480

Inventors:

James E. McCutchen - Greenville SC

International Classification:

F16M 1300

US Classification:

2482202

Abstract:

A bracket for supporting a console upon which a citizens band radio or tape player is mounted in a vehicle which permits readily removal of and mounting of the console. The bracket includes a base plate which has a substantially flat base through which fastening devices extend for securing the base plate to the vehicle. Opposed spaced elongated flanges extend outwardly at right angles to the base and spaced L-shaped slots are provided in the flanges with the slots in one flange being directly opposite the slots in the other flange. Outwardly extending studs are carried on the console. Each stud has an enlarged head on a remote end thereof and a reduced diameter intermediate portion. The studs are positioned on the console so as to be in alignment with the L-shaped slots of the base member whereby the console can be readily mounted on the base plate by inserting the studs into the L-shaped slots.

US Patent:

20210285176, Sep 16, 2021

Filed:

Feb 17, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/177425

Inventors:

James McCutchen - Greer SC, US

International Classification:

E02B 3/14
E02B 3/12

Abstract:

A sediment control device for attachment to a surface with liquid flow moving in a flow direction includes a base fastenable to the surface, the base including a trailing portion, a central portion adjacent the trailing portion, and a distal portion adjacent the central portion; a first core located at the central portion; a second core located at the distal portion; a fastening element for fastening the base to the surface with the trailing portion in a downstream location and the distal portion in an upstream location relative to the flow direction, the fastening element being vertically aligned with the first core; and the base movable from a first position in which the second core is generally horizontally adjacent the first core along the surface to a second position in which the second core is generally vertically raised relative to the first core and the surface.

US Patent:

20210285248, Sep 16, 2021

Filed:

Feb 18, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/178466

Inventors:

James McCutchen - Greer SC, US

International Classification:

E04H 4/12

Abstract:

A skimmer for removing water from a basin to an outlet conduit includes a buoyant element with a buoyancy sufficient that the skimmer will float generally at a surface of water within the basin; an inlet mounted to an underside of the buoyant element, the inlet pipe defining an inlet located within a perimeter of the buoyant element for receiving water to be transmitted to the outlet conduit; and a flexible membrane arranged circumferentially around the buoyant element. The flexible membrane side wall extends downward from the buoyant element to a position below the inlet, the flexible membrane configured to at least one of, filter water passing through the flexible membrane and redirect water to pass under the flexible membrane, to and through the inlet at a water flow rate. A related kit includes two skirts configured for use in different flow conditions.

US Patent:

20200275792, Sep 3, 2020

Filed:

Sep 7, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/646300

Inventors:

James MCCUTCHEN - Greer SC, US

International Classification:

A47G 23/02

Abstract:

A floatation device for a beverage container is configured to have a displacement with a floatation buoyancy sufficient to float the floatation device both empty and while holding the beverage container, whether empty or filled. The floatation device may have a cup-shaped body, a buoyant member (either permanently attached or removably attachable to the cup-shaped body), and a weighting member, with a center of gravity of the floatation device being below a middle point between a base and a top portion of the floatation device. A kit may be provided with one or more cup-shaped bodies and one or more buoyant members to provide user selectability in view use with a container selected from a group of differently-sized containers.

US Patent:

20190270037, Sep 5, 2019

Filed:

May 15, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/412501

Inventors:

- Greenville SC, US
James McCutchen - Greer SC, US

International Classification:

B01D 21/30
B01D 21/00
B01D 21/24
B01D 21/34

Abstract:

A skimmer for removing water from a sediment basin to a water removal system may include a float portion, and a first pipe having a first end attached to said float portion and in communication with the water removal system. The first pipe has an orifice formed therein to admit water from below a surface of said sediment basin. A guard is attached to said float portion and said first pipe, said guard fixedly positioning said float portion so that said orifice is located below said surface. The guard has a continuous, vertically-extending side wall having a bottom edge defining a water flow path opening located below said orifice. A flow path into said orifice from the sediment basin extends only through said flow path opening, upwardly to said orifice, then downwardly though said orifice into said first pipe.

US Patent:

20160051907, Feb 25, 2016

Filed:

May 16, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/888502

Inventors:

- Greenville SC, US
James McCutchen - Greenville SC, US

International Classification:

B01D 21/30
B01D 21/24
B01D 21/00
B01D 21/34

Abstract:

A water skimmer has a float portion supporting a drain portion for draining water from a sediment basin. The drain portion includes a first pipe connect via flexible couplings to a second pipe and thence to a water removal system. Water enters the first pipe's orifice through a removable, restrictive orifice saddle. The first pipe is bolted to the float portion using a guard and brackets that hold first pipe just below the water surface to receive water with less sediment. The guard also blocks floating debris while allowing water to flow to the weir under its bottom edge. As the water level rises and falls, the flexible couplings and float portion help maintain first pipe horizontal.