PETER S WARHURST
Paramedic at Del Robles Dr, Clearwater, FL

4791731, Dec 20, 1988

Dec 30, 1987

7/139620

John Dickinson - Seminole FL
Peter Warhurst - Clearwater FL

B25H 700

33528

A device for installing an article on a vertical surface is disclosed. The device includes a base and a first longitudinal member connected to the base. A second longitudinal member is slidable longitudinally relative the first member. The second longitudinal member is in a telescopic relationship with the first longitudinal member enabling the distal end of the second longitudinal member to be varied in vertical height relative to the base. A template frame is secured to the second member and a plurality of punches are disposed in the frame. The device also includes a lock for locking the relative position between the first and the second longitudinal members, enabling an operator to position the template frame a predetermined distance vertically above the base with the template frame being located in contact with the vertical surface to form an aperture in the vertical surface upon depression of at least one of the plurality of punches to install the article on the vertical surface thereby. The device includes a level correcting means and cutter point(s) which aligned with the measurement indicated by the measuring tape between the first and second rollers to ream a drape bracket support aperture in the vertical support surface in vertical alignment with the measurement indicated by the measuring tape.

4649652, Mar 17, 1987

Jul 8, 1985

6/753001

John Dickinson - Seminole FL
Peter Warhurst - Clearwater FL

B25H 700

33180R

A device for installing an article on a vertical surface is disclosed. The device includes a base and a first longitudinal member connected to the base. A second longitudinal member is slidable longitudinally relative the first member. The second longitudinal member is in a telescopic relationship with the first longitudinal member enabling the distal end of the second longitudinal member to be varied in vertical height relative to the base. A template frame is secured to the second member and a plurality of punches are disposed in the frame. The device also includes a lock for locking the relative position between the first and the second longitudinal members, enabling an operator to position the template frame a predetermined distance vertically above the base with the template frame being located in contact with the vertical surface to form an aperture in the vertical surface upon depression of at least one of the plurality of punches to install the article on the vertical surface thereby. In a further embodiment of the present invention a retractable measuring device is connected to the first longitudinal member for measuring laterally relative to the first longitudinal member.

4527338, Jul 9, 1985

Feb 22, 1984

6/582387

John Dickinson - Seminole FL
Peter Warhurst - Clearwater FL

B25H 700

33180R

A device for installing an article on a vertical surface. The device includes a base and a first longitudinal member connected to the base. A second longitudinal member is slidable longitudinally relative the first member. The second longitudinal member is in a telescopic relationship with the first longitudinal member enabling the distal end of the second longitudinal member to be varied in vertical height relative to the base. A template frame is secured to the second member and a plurality of punches are disposed in the frame. The device also includes a lock for locking the relative position between the first and the second longitudinal members, enabling an operator to position the template frame a predetermined distance vertically above the base with the template frame being located in contact with the vertical surface to form an aperture in the vertical surface upon depression of at least one of the plurality of punches to install the article on the vertical surface thereby.

7811044, Oct 12, 2010

Apr 7, 2006

11/400098

Peter S. Warhurst - Belleair FL, US

Pods Enterprises, Inc. - Clearwater FL

B60P 1/64

414458, 414498

A mobile carrier frame is used for lifting, handling, and transporting containers on to and off of the platform of a transport vehicle, such as a truck. Drive wheels and caster wheels are positioned such that the carrier frame may be more easily maneuvered into tight spaces, such as parallel parking spaces. The carrier frame may be remotely operated by means of a remote control device. A transverse element at the rear end of the carrier frame may be used to provide additional structural support to the carrier frame, especially when in an engaged position.

6155770, Dec 5, 2000

Feb 28, 2000

9/514104

Peter S. Warhurst - Belleair FL

PODS, Inc. - St. Petersburg FL

B60P 164

414498

A hydraulically actuated mobile carrier frame wraps around a storage container of standard size and lifts the container from the ground onto a transport vehicle. The carrier frame subsequently returns the container to the ground. The carrier frame stays with the vehicle or remains in a storage facility for handling containers within the facility. The carrier frame can be expanded transversely to clear the vehicle for loading and unloading.

6071062, Jun 6, 2000

Jul 1, 1998

9/108980

Peter S. Warhurst - Belleair FL
William R. Courtney - Belleair FL
David Revelia - New Port Richey FL

PODS, Inc. - Clearwater FL

B60P 164

414498

A hydraulically actuated mobile carrier frame wraps around a storage container of standard size and lifts the container from the ground onto a transport vehicle. The carrier frame subsequently returns the container to the ground. The carrier frame stays with the vehicle. The carrier frame can be expanded transversely to clear the vehicle for loading and unloading, then contracted into notches in the vehicle platform to be releasably locked to the vehicle for over the road transport.

2007010, May 17, 2007

Sep 6, 2006

11/516875

Peter Warhurst - Belleair FL, US
Dave Revelia - New Port Richey FL, US
Ed Sajdak - Largo FL, US
Gerd Krohn - Knoxville TN, US
Christopher Krohn - Calhoun GA, US
Daniel Major - Knoxville GA, US

B65D 6/00

220006000

A container includes side walls and end walls that can be folded to collapse the container for transport and storage. The end walls are hinged to, and can be folded against, the container floor. The side walls are articulated so that they can be folded in half. A sliding coupling secures the side walls in the unfolded position. The side walls also are hinged to, and can be folded against, the container floor and roof. One end forms an opening that can be closed with a door.