GLENN Z HORST
Auctioneer in Fivepointville, PA
License number
Pennsylvania AA019298
Category
Auctioneer Examiners
Type
Apprentice Auctioneer
Address
Address
Fivepointville, PA 17517
Professional information
Remote Controlled Gate Assembly
US Patent:
6427632, Aug 6, 2002
Filed:
Jun 20, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/884654
Inventors:
Glenn Z. Horst - Denver PA
James L. Sensenig - Lebanon PA
James L. Sensenig - Lebanon PA
Assignee:
Triple H. Construction Co., Inc. - Ephrata PA
International Classification:
A01K 102
US Classification:
119518, 119721, 119840
Abstract:
The apparatus is a remote controlled gate assembly. The rotation is accomplished by rotating a plate with an attached yoke to capture the lower rail of the gate. The yoke arrangement permits the gate to be manually operated by lifting it out of the yoke. The plate is itself rotated by a drive shaft passing through a hole in a device attached to the end of the gate. Multiple gates can be driven by a single cable, which moves around pulleys atop the drive shafts. The gate or the drive cable is driven by a remote controlled reversible motor, permitting the operator to open or close the gates without actual contact.
Four-Way Gate Arrangement For Freestall Barn Drive-Through
US Patent:
6186093, Feb 13, 2001
Filed:
Nov 1, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/431946
Inventors:
Todd Weiss Finn - Holland Patent NY
Gale W. Burdick - Poland NY
Glenn Z. Horst - Denver PA
James L. Sensenig - Lebanon PA
Gale W. Burdick - Poland NY
Glenn Z. Horst - Denver PA
James L. Sensenig - Lebanon PA
Assignee:
Norbco, Inc. - Westmoreland NY
International Classification:
A01K 2900
US Classification:
119 1403
Abstract:
A freestall barn for dairy cattle arranged with a plurality of freestall resting areas with resting stalls, and a feed alley; has a feed drive through for a feed delivery vehicle, with feed alleys of the freestall resting areas adjacent and parallel to the feed drive-through. A cow lane crosses the feed drive through forming an intersection with it. The cow lane connects the freestall resting areas, and permits cows to proceed to and from a milking station. A four-way drive-through gate assembly has four horizontal gates disposed to pivot or swing on vertical axes at respective corners of the intersection. In a first position the gates block the drive-through but permit passage of cows along the cow lane. In a second position the gates block the cow lane but permit the feed delivery vehicle to pass through along the drive-through. A mechanically linkage mechanism moves the gates between their first and second positions, such that the gate disposed diagonally opposite one another rotate in the same direction and the gates disposed adjacent one another rotate in opposite directions.