LYNN ALLAN BUCKNER
Pilots in Chickamauga, GA

2010032, Dec 30, 2010

Aug 27, 2010

12/807119

Lynn A. Buckner - Chickamauga GA, US

B08B 9/00

134166 C

The present invention relates to a compact user friendly multi tool mobile sewer jetting and in ground utility servicing vehicle with one or more reels mounted on an articulated boom. A vacuum excavation system with a vacuum hose and vacuum hose reel may also be mounted on the mobile vehicle. The articulated boom having a first end pivotably mounted to a mobile vehicle. The articulated boom may have sufficient strength to support a jetter hose reel mounted near a second end of the boom and the boom may have sufficient move ability to position and stabilize the reel near a man hole or service work area for user friendly use by an operator. Sensors, monitors and controllers are included to gather data related to the operation of the service vehicle, the boom, the reels, and the utilities they use and service. The boom articulation may be powered. Functions of the operation may be remotely operated and wirelessly controlled. An RFID may be used to identify operators. GPS may be used to document location and time a service is accomplished. Cameras may be used to monitor, control and measure aspects of the service operation. Data logging and computers collect, store and assimilate data related to the interaction of the various functions and supply data to programs such as a GSI utility mapping program.

5255448, Oct 26, 1993

Jun 18, 1992

7/900565

Lynn Buckner - Chickamauga GA

F26B 308

34114

Apparatus for drying fabric and yarn includes a plurality of dry cans for transferring heat to the material and elongate tangential blowers parallel and adjacent to the dry cans to circulate air at the surfaces of the dry cans. Each tangential blower has an outlet having a length substantially equal to the length of the dry cans and in substantial alignment with the dry cans, as well as a width extending over a substantial arc of the tangential blower. The tangential blowers also include tangential blower wheels with axial vanes extending substantially the length of the tangential blowers and the dry cans, and inlets extending over substantially the same length as that of the dry cans. The tangential blowers are pivotally mounted so that the orientation of the outlets can be adjusted. In an alternate embodiment, a heating coil is positioned at the inlet of the tangential blowers to heat the air entering the tangential blowers.

2006003, Feb 16, 2006

Aug 25, 2005

11/212077

Lynn Buckner - Chickamauga GA, US

A47L 5/38

015315000

A mobile vacuum boring and mud recovery method comprising a device which will create a vacuum condition within a vacuum container and having a vacuum conduit to transport a liquid and or solid particles into the vacuum container. The vacuum conduit may be configured as a powered articulated boom with sufficient structural strength to support and operate an earth-digging bucket mounted adjacent to the suction end of the vacuum conduit. The vacuum conduit boom may have the added feature or attachments chosen from a telescoping vacuum conduit section, sensor to locate buried utilities, water spray nozzle, man hole cover remover cutting tool grinding tool, saw, blasting tool, surface cleaning tool, demolition tool, torque wrench, tractor to pull vacuum hose, jetter nozzle, camera, monitors and controls to operate the attachments and their function and power sources to operate them. The vacuum container may be mounted horizontal, vertical or in order to be compact and work better for recycling, the vacuum container may be mounted on an incline to provide space beneath it to locate a water storage container. The inclined vacuum tank facilitates gravitational assistance in both separation of liquids and solids as well as unloading debris. The vacuum container may further comprise a means to separate a liquid from solids. A dispensing device may be added to dispense a liquid or a solid from the vacuum container without eliminating the vacuum environment within the vacuum container, and said vacuum container having the ability to fill, store and dispense its contents simultaneously. The above described vacuum system may be mounted on a variety of mobile platforms, chosen from but not limited to a trailer, truck, skid steer, fork lift, track hoe, railroad car, or zero turn radius vehicle which may have the added feature of being convertible between a powered vehicle and a trailer.

7644523, Jan 12, 2010

Aug 22, 2005

11/208565

Lynn Allan Buckner - Chickamauga GA, US

E02F 5/00

37304, 37317, 37323, 37466, 37905

A compact mobile vacuum boring, mud recovery, excavation and surface cleaning method comprising a device which will create a vacuum condition within a vacuum container and the vacuum container may be mounted on an incline slope to provide space beneath it to locate a water storage container. A vacuum conduit may be used to transport liquid or solid particles into the vacuum container. The vacuum conduit may be mounted adjacent to an articulated boom with one or more elbows and arms and the boom arm may have multiple utilities and tools attached. The vacuum tank may be mounted at a slope sufficient to assist emptying it's contents by gravity. An air filter housing may be adjacently mounted above the vacuum tank for efficiency and compactness. A dispensing device may be added to dispense a liquid or a solid from the vacuum container without eliminating the vacuum environment within the vacuum container, and said vacuum container having the ability to fill, store and dispense its contents simultaneously. The vacuum container may further comprise a means to separate a liquid from solids.

2008004, Feb 21, 2008

Jun 4, 2007

11/809957

Lynn Buckner - Chickamauga GA, US

F26B 5/04

034406000

The present invention relates to a mobile vacuum excavating, cleaning, demolition, cutting, & drilling machine which has on board a utility power generating means to power tools requiring pressurized water, air vacuum, hydraulic pressure, compressed air, AC power, DC power, water heater or welding means. In addition, this patent includes an a hydraulic cylinder with a check valve & control arrangement which will keep hydraulic pressure on the cylinder to keep it retracted even after the hydraulic supply is turned off, a mobile splash guard that is manually placed in around area to be excavated, a user friendly jack hammer stand which stores a jack hammer, or rock drill in an easy accessible manner, a rolled vibrating screen mounted inside the debris tank mounted on a slope with the filtered liquid exit opening positioned to seal against the vacuum tank access door, an electric powered wheel chair with a floor cleaning and floor surface preparation tool attached, a mobile satellite vacuum container which is used for filing, transporting & emptying vacuum able solids & liquids, and an articulated boom arm having one or more horizontal arms and pivot shafts in conjunction with one or more vertically articulated arms.

7467473, Dec 23, 2008

Jun 2, 2007

11/809529

Mitchell C. Harrill - Rossville GA, US
Elena Harrill - Rossville GA, US
Lynn A. Buckner - Chickamauga GA, US

G01B 7/31

33264, 3320318

The present invention monitors a vehicle's normal axle path of movement during vehicle operation when the axle is aligned perpendicular to the vehicle's geometric centerline. An onboard computer () stores normal axle motion values which are determined by an arm or line segment () having a first end originating at axle () and a second end of line segment () ending on segmented sensing plane () mounted adjacent to axle (). Upon axle deviation, axle () moves outside of the normal axle path of movement (64). Computer (), along with transducers and transmitters are used for interpolating and conveying information from sensors which detect and compare values of the area of axle movement outside of the normal axle path of movement to values of the axle's normal path. Signals are transmitted to one or more linear actuators () attached relative to the vehicle's axle adjustment mechanisms (). Computer () constantly maintains a sequence of events on corrective actions and instructs actuators () which dynamically correct the axle's alignment to normal motion values.

6988568, Jan 24, 2006

Aug 12, 2002

10/217055

Lynn Allan Buckner - Chickamauga GA, US

E21B 7/18, E21B 43/114

175 67, 210787, 210295, 2103601

A vacuum boring and mud recovery method comprising a vacuum container, a vacuum producing device to create a vacuum within said container, a conduit to vacuum solid particles and liquids into the vacuum container and a dispensing device to dispense the liquid or solid particles from the vacuum container without eliminating the vacuum environment within the vacuum container. Vacuum container contents are stored within the container while simultaneously dispensing the solid particles and or liquids. The vacuum container method may also have a separating device disposed within it to separate solids and liquids by category. The vacuum container method is a continuous operation vacuum container, which can simultaneously fill, store and dispense solid particles and liquids with the added ability to simultaneously separate the solids and or liquids before they are dispensed from the vacuum container. This is accomplished without eliminating the vacuum environment within the vacuum container. The vacuum container method can also include an articulated powered vacuum conduit boom, a vacuum conduit tractor, purification means, articulated powered jetter conduit boom, or fixed angle tank and attached liquid storage tank.

7604023, Oct 20, 2009

Oct 14, 2003

10/683674

Lynn A. Buckner - Chickamauga GA, US

A01G 25/09

1378994

A vacuum container mounted on a vehicle, a trailer, or skid mounted with options chosen from an articulating boom, a liquid pressure dissipater, a utility valve actuator, having a drive motor for the valve actuator being either hydraulic, air, or electric powered, a global positioning system to determine and log the position of work, service or hardware, controls and measuring devices and de-chlorinator. Dirt or debris are made vacuum able by using a pressurized water nozzle, air pressure nozzle, or tools powered by the auxiliary power supply.

7503134, Mar 17, 2009

Mar 29, 2004

10/810184

Lynn A. Buckner - Chickamauga GA, US

E02F 3/88, B63C 7/22

37317, 37320, 175 66, 175 67, 15352, 15346, 153001

A vacuum container mounted on an inclined slope and having a liquid water storage container mounted beneath the incline of the vacuum container. The water storage container may support the vacuum container. The slope may be of sufficient angle to allow debris to be emptied from the vacuum container by gravity when the access door is opened. A filter housing may be mounted to and supported by the vacuum container. By flush mounting the clean out end of the filter housing with the clean out end of the vacuum container, a single access clean out door may be used to access both simultaneously.

2003017, Sep 25, 2003

Mar 4, 2003

10/378258

Lynn Buckner - Chickamauga GA, US

B60D001/00

280/483000

The present invention relates to a vehicle towing hitch or trailer coupler method of reducing bounce or shock motion from being transmitted between the towing vehicle and towed vehicle or trailer, thus allowing a towing vehicle to tow a trailer over a rough road while reducing the bounce effect of the trailer from being transferred to the towing vehicle and visa versa. Said towing hitch or trailer coupler further comprises two or more parallel arms attached to one or more torsion axle as the preferred means to both support the towing load and also dampen the road bounce and shock load. The dampening means may be mounted on the towing vehicle or the trailer coupler.