Frederick Walte Schaefer
Engineers in Denver, CO
License number
Utah 151472-2202
Issued Date
Jan 1, 1910
Expiration Date
Apr 30, 1986
Category
Engineer/Land Surveyor
Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
Denver, CO
Personal information
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Address
Phone
325 Fleming St, Colorado Spgs, CO 80911
545 Brandywine Dr, Colorado Spgs, CO 80906
3158 W Clyde Pl, Denver, CO 80211
14450 Elizabeth Ct, Brighton, CO 80602
11455 6300 Rd, Montrose, CO 81401
Professional information
Frederick John Schaefer, Brighton CO - Lawyer
Address:
14450 Elizabeth Ct, Brighton 80602
(303) 564-4323
(303) 564-4323
Licenses:
Colorado - Active 2004
Experience:
Manager at Schaefer Law, pllc - 2005-present
Education:
Denver University School of LawDegree JD - Juris Doctor - LawGraduated 2003
Specialties:
Divorce / Separation - 45%
Personal Injury - 20%
Child Custody - 15%
Criminal Defense - 10%
Contracts / Agreements - 10%
Personal Injury - 20%
Child Custody - 15%
Criminal Defense - 10%
Contracts / Agreements - 10%
Languages:
English
Associations:
Colorado Trial Lawyers Association - Member, 2005-present
Frederick John Schaefer, Brighton CO - Lawyer
Office:
Schaefer Law, PLLC
14450 Elizabeth Ct, Brighton, CO
14450 Elizabeth Ct, Brighton, CO
ISLN:
918215176
Admitted:
2004
Container Washing Apparatus
US Patent:
4167950, Sep 18, 1979
Filed:
Apr 10, 1978
Appl. No.:
5/895255
Inventors:
Frederick W. Schaefer - Denver CO
Ronald W. Stierle - Arvada CO
Ronald W. Stierle - Arvada CO
Assignee:
Wash Wagon Corporation - Lakewood CO
International Classification:
B08B 302, B60S 304, B08B 908
US Classification:
134 52
Abstract:
A trailer or container washing system includes a wheeled-cart adapted for being driven into and out of a container, such as a meat-hauling trailer. Water is supplied to rotating nozzles and a spray bar mounted to the cart. A valve system, including a a unique valve control, is provided to supply different volumes of water to the nozzles and spray bar during a cleaning process which includes pre-wash, floor cleaning, wash and rinse cycles. The cart is preferably mounted on a moveable or stationary dock for being located at the opening to the trailer or container and novel dock configurations are disclosed herein. One such dock includes an adjustable tip-pan for receiving water and debris draining from the container. Other features of the present invention include a novel hose reel, a specially designed system for controlling the winding and unwinding of the water supply hose as the cart moves into and out of the container, and a valve for diverting water from the nozzles to the spray bar.