DAVID KEITH EVINK
Pilots at Lions Ave, Hancock, MN

License number
Minnesota A0562658
Issued Date
Apr 2015
Expiration Date
Apr 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
277 Lions Ave, Hancock, MN 56244

Professional information

David Evink Photo 1

Portable Low Profile Drive-Over Truck Dump Conveyor System

US Patent:
7607529, Oct 27, 2009
Filed:
Jul 28, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/220754
Inventors:
Brent J. Gausman - Morris MN, US
David K. Evink - Hancock MN, US
Assignee:
Superior Industries, L.L.C. - Morris MN
International Classification:
B65G 65/02
US Classification:
198311, 414398
Abstract:
A portable truck dump comprises a conveyor system mounted on an elongate frame to transport material from a first end of the frame to a second, opposite end of the frame. A grate is positioned over the conveyor system and is supported by first and second sides of the frame. A ramp extends generally perpendicular to the frame on each side of the frame next to the grate to provide a drive-over access for a material transport vehicle to deposit its load over the grate and onto the conveyor system. A first end of each ramp immediately adjacent to the frame is pivotally connected to the frame to allow the frame to be articulated towards the grate. A second end of each ramp spaced from the frame is supported above but in close proximity to the ground. A support frame is associated with each ramp to provide a barrier along the ground adjacent to and at a level of the second end of each ramp. The barrier supports an earthen ramp which enables the material transport vehicles to drive onto and over the ramp to deposit material over the grate.


David Evink Photo 2

Portable Low Profile Drive-Over Truck Dump Conveyor System

US Patent:
7424943, Sep 16, 2008
Filed:
Dec 29, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/322133
Inventors:
Brent J. Gausman - Morris MN, US
David K. Evink - Hancock MN, US
Assignee:
Superior Industries, LLC - Morris MN
International Classification:
B65G 65/02
US Classification:
198311, 414398
Abstract:
A portable truck dump comprises a conveyor system mounted on an elongate frame to transport material from a first end of the frame to a second, opposite end of the frame. A grate is positioned over the conveyor system and is supported by first and second sides of the frame. A ramp extends generally perpendicular to the frame on each side of the frame next to the grate to provide a drive-over access for a material transport vehicle to deposit its load over the grate and onto the conveyor system. A first end of each ramp immediately adjacent to the frame is pivotally connected to the frame to allow the frame to be articulated towards the grate. A second end of each ramp spaced from the frame is supported above but in close proximity to the ground. A support frame is associated with each ramp to provide a barrier along the ground adjacent to and at a level of the second end of each ramp. The barrier supports an earthen ramp which enables the material transport vehicles to drive onto and over the ramp to deposit material over the grate.


David Evink Photo 3

Portable Low Profile Drive-Over Truck Dump Conveyor System

US Patent:
7845482, Dec 7, 2010
Filed:
Oct 26, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/589573
Inventors:
Brent J. Gausman - Morris MN, US
David K. Evink - Hancock MN, US
Assignee:
Superior Industries, LLC - Morris MN
International Classification:
B65G 65/02
US Classification:
198311, 414398
Abstract:
A portable truck dump comprises a conveyor system mounted on an elongate frame to transport material from a first end of the frame to a second, opposite end of the frame. A grate is positioned over the conveyor system and is supported by first and second sides of the frame. A ramp extends generally perpendicular to the frame on each side of the frame next to the grate to provide a drive-over access for a material transport vehicle to deposit its load over the grate and onto the conveyor system. A first end of each ramp immediately adjacent to the frame is pivotally connected to the frame to allow the frame to be articulated towards the grate. A second end of each ramp spaced from the frame is supported above but in close proximity to the ground. A support frame is associated with each ramp for supporting the second end of each ramp. A drive-on ramp contacts an end portion of the support frame.


David Evink Photo 4

Portable Low Profile Drive-Over Truck Dump Conveyor System

US Patent:
8196729, Jun 12, 2012
Filed:
Aug 30, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/199423
Inventors:
Brent J. Gausman - Morris MN, US
David K. Evink - Hancock MN, US
Assignee:
Kuryakyn Holdings, LLC - Somerset WI
International Classification:
B65G 65/02
US Classification:
198311, 414398
Abstract:
A portable truck dump comprises a conveyor system mounted on an elongate frame to transport material from a first end of the frame to a second, opposite end of the frame. A grate is positioned over the conveyor system and is supported by first and second sides of the frame. A ramp extends generally perpendicular to the frame on each side of the frame next to the grate to provide a drive-over access for a material transport vehicle to deposit its load over the grate and onto the conveyor system and a portion of each ramp. A first end of each ramp immediately adjacent to the frame is pivotally connected to the frame to allow the ramp to be articulated towards the grate to move excess material off of the ramp and into the grate.


David Evink Photo 5

Portable Low Profile Drive-Over Truck Dump Conveyor System

US Patent:
8430225, Apr 30, 2013
Filed:
Jun 11, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/493673
Inventors:
Brent J Gausman - Morris MN, US
David K Evink - Hancock MN, US
Assignee:
Superior Industries, LLC - Morris MN
International Classification:
B65G 65/02
US Classification:
198311, 414398
Abstract:
A portable truck dump comprises a conveyor system mounted on an elongate frame to transport material from a first end of the frame to a second, opposite end of the frame. A grate is positioned over the conveyor system and is supported by first and second sides of the frame. A ramp extends generally perpendicular to the frame on each side of the frame next to the grate to provide a drive-over access for a material transport vehicle to deposit its load over the grate and onto the conveyor system and a portion of each ramp. A first end of each ramp immediately adjacent to the frame is pivotally connected to the frame to allow the ramp to be articulated towards the grate to move excess material off of the ramp and into the grate.


David Evink Photo 6

Container With Expandable Side Walls

US Patent:
5711566, Jan 27, 1998
Filed:
Mar 17, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/818906
Inventors:
Jerome R. Lesmeister - Morris MN
David K. Evink - Hancock MN
Larry A. Krenz - Wheaton MN
James E. Lesmeister - Morris MN
Shawn L. Kellen - Morris MN
Assignee:
Brothers Industries, Inc. - Morris MN
International Classification:
B62D 33027
US Classification:
296 26
Abstract:
A container, such as a transfer trailer, a roll-off container, or other container that can be transported, has expandable side walls. The walls are hydraulically, or otherwise, forced outward to increase the inside width dimension of the container. A loading device, such as a garbage route collection truck or other similar vehicle can then be backed into the container whereby the solid material waste or other commodities can be directly loaded into the container. Once the container has been loaded, the side walls can be retracted to their original positions, such that the container maintains its standard regulated width dimension.


David Evink Photo 7

Method Of Loading A Container

US Patent:
6168371, Jan 2, 2001
Filed:
Nov 22, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/447159
Inventors:
Jerome R. Lesmeister - Morris MN
David K. Evink - Hancock MN
Larry A. Krenz - Wheaton MN
James E. Lesmeister - Morris MN
Shawn L. Kellen - Morris MN
Assignee:
Raymond Keith Foster - Madras OR
International Classification:
B65F 900
US Classification:
414800
Abstract:
A container, such as a transfer trailer, a roll-off container, or other container that can be transported, has expandable side walls. The walls are hydraulically, or otherwise, forced outward to increase the inside width dimension of the container. A loading device, such as a garbage route collection truck or other similar vehicle can then be backed into the container whereby the solid material waste or other commodities can be directly loaded into the container. Once the container has been loaded, the side walls can be retracted to their original positions, such that the container maintains its standard regulated width dimension.


David Evink Photo 8

Container With Expandable Side Walls And Method

US Patent:
6048167, Apr 11, 2000
Filed:
Jan 20, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/009676
Inventors:
Jerome R. Lesmeister - Morris MN
David K. Evink - Hancock MN
Larry A. Krenz - Wheaton MN
James E. Lesmeister - Morris MN
Shawn L. Kellen - Morris MN
Assignee:
Raymond Keith Foster - Madras OR
International Classification:
B65F 900, B65G 6704
US Classification:
414809
Abstract:
A container, such as a transfer trailer, a roll-off container, or other container that can be transported, has expandable side walls. The walls are hydraulically, or otherwise, forced outward to increase the inside width dimension of the container. A loading device, such as a garbage route collection truck or other similar vehicle can then be backed into the container whereby the solid material waste or other commodities can be directly loaded into the container. Once the container has been loaded, the side walls can be retracted to their original positions, such that the container maintains its standard regulated width dimension.


David Evink Photo 9

Portable Low Profile Drive-Over Truck Dump Conveyor System

US Patent:
2013023, Sep 12, 2013
Filed:
Apr 29, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/872279
Inventors:
David K. EVINK - Hancock MN, US
Assignee:
Superior Industries, LLC - Morris MN
International Classification:
B65G 47/18
US Classification:
198540
Abstract:
A portable truck dump comprises a conveyor system mounted on an elongate frame to transport material from a first end of the frame to a second, opposite end of the frame. A grate is positioned over the conveyor system and is supported by first and second sides of the frame. A ramp extends generally perpendicular to the frame on each side of the frame next to the grate to provide a drive-over access for a material transport vehicle to deposit its load over the grate and onto the conveyor system and a portion of each ramp. A first end of each ramp immediately adjacent to the frame is pivotally connected to the frame to allow the ramp to be articulated towards the grate to move excess material off of the ramp and into the grate.


David Evink Photo 10

Insect Capturing Device

US Patent:
2005024, Nov 10, 2005
Filed:
May 9, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/125407
Inventors:
David Evink - Hancock MN, US
International Classification:
A01M001/06
US Classification:
043139000
Abstract:
An insect capturing device includes a body defining an interior space, a nozzle for disposing proximate an insect victim and being in fluid communication with the body interior space, and a mechanically generated, momentary vacuum being selectively generated to substantially instantaneously draw the insect victim into a capture space, the capture space being in fluid communication with both the nozzle and the body interior space. A method of capture is further included.