MICHAEL LEON
Nursing at Old Ml Cir, Kissimmee, FL

4886413, Dec 12, 1989

Apr 29, 1988

7/188259

Michael A. Leon - Orlando FL

FMC Corporation - Chicago IL

B65G 6702

414495

Interface control for controlling the altitude of two roll planes of a deck surface relative to each other and providing cooperation with a stop that precludes the lowering of one of the roll planes when a load is in position on the deck surface.

4978272, Dec 18, 1990

Jul 12, 1989

7/378722

Michael A. Leon - Orlando FL

FMC Corporation - Chicago IL

B65G 3912

414529

The present invention has to do with aircraft cargo handling and loading equipment and specifically with a type of roller deck surface employed thereon.

6409010, Jun 25, 2002

May 17, 2000

09/572271

Michael A. Leon - Orlando FL

FMC Corporation - Chicago IL

B65G 3910

198786, 193 35 MD

A shaft mounted drive component, such as a cluster roller assembly, includes a body member having first and second half members and an opening defining a central axis through which a shaft is received for mounting the body member on a shaft. The first and second half members are divided by a cut forming a gap along the central axis. Alignment holes are split by the cut. A spacer pin is received within each alignment hole and is substantially the same diameter and has a diameter larger than the gap to maintain alignment and positioning of the half members and rollers as before splitting into respective first and second half members and facilitating replacement of first and second half members on a shaft, thus eliminating the need for shaft removal.

6360865, Mar 26, 2002

May 17, 2000

09/572626

Michael A. Leon - Orlando FL

FMC Corporation - Chicago IL

B65G 1300

193 35MD

A cluster roller assembly used in material handling includes a body member for mounting a driven shaft. The body member includes a periphery having a plurality of roller support positions. A roller is supported at each roller support position. A central bore extends through either end of the roller and defines an axis of rotation. A bearing recess is formed at either end of the roller and a pair of rolling element bearings are each fitted within the bearing recess and each has an inner race. A roller shaft extends through the central bore and the rolling element bearings and engages at either end a pair of support legs for supporting the roller between the support legs. In one aspect, a spacer engages the rolling element bearing and the inner race to pass the thrust of the roller through the spacer to the body member. The rolling element bearings can be sealed.

7013840, Mar 21, 2006

Jul 29, 2004

10/902553

Michael A. Leon - Orlando FL, US

B60R 22/00

119771

A compound leash for use with a bicycle as a person simultaneously rides the bicycle and runs the animal. Made by a dog lover and bicyclist, the leash allows the dog to range across an area extending from about 10 inches to about 3 feet laterally from one side of the bicycle and about 2 feet forward and and aft of its rear axle. The leash comprises a mast, a clamp and a flexible connector joining them together. Mounted on the bicycle frame below its rear axle, the connector terminates outwardly in the mast which extends upwardly therefrom. Secured to the mast distal from the connector is at least one strap attachable to the dog's collar or harness. With the connector so mounted below the rear axle, the force from a harsh sidewise pull on the mast by the animal tends to tip the bicycle away from him rather than tipping the bicycle on the animal.

5064045, Nov 12, 1991

Jan 15, 1991

7/641319

Michael A. Leon - Orlando FL

FMC Corporation - Chicago IL

B65G 1300

193 35MD

A cluster for a material handling conveyor in which a plurality of rollers are mounted on a body member at an acute angle to a driven shaft, with bushing pressed into and recessed from each end of each roller to provide a consistent frictional force between the rollers and the member under various conditions of moisture.

7029018, Apr 18, 2006

Feb 9, 2004

10/774996

Michael Anthony Leon - Orlando FL, US

B66K 27/00

280204, 280402

An apparatus for towing up to two bicycles with another bicycle when the first bicycle is also towing a baby jogging cart or, alternately, a bicycle trailer or trail-a-bike. Particularly useful for exercising a child (or two children) and allowing her to ride a bike until tired, and then towing the child's bike while she rests in the jogging cart, the apparatus comprises a bracket assembly which is removably mounted on the rear wheel support structure of the towing bicycle. The bracket assembly comprises a hitch pin which is removably attached by a flexible connector to a towing arm. The latter is connected to the front of the jogging cart and its undercarriage. Prior to towing the child's or children's bicycle(s), one turns its front wheel approximately 90 degrees. There are provided two locations for mounting the bicycles: the first one being disposed between the rear axle and the back of the jogging cart's seat and the other, which is defined by a wheel carrier, being disposed behind the rear axle of the jogging cart. Straps hold the wheels of the towed bicycles and their handlebars to the jogging cart's axle and handle, respectively.