ROBERT DEVERE HARRIS
Pilots at 1480, Logan, UT

6375631, Apr 23, 2002

Feb 7, 2001

09/778611

Robert D. Harris - Logan UT
William R. Hachtmann - Oakhurst CA
Daniel Haynie - North Logan UT

RDH Enterprises, LLC - Logan UT

A61H 100

601 98, 601 84, 601101, 601 24, 606240

An apparatus for performing spinal therapy is disclosed and includes a base assembly having a pair of spaced-apart, vertically extending guide posts and at least one stabilizing foot associated with each guide post and capable of pivoting from a folded to an expanded position to stabilize the apparatus during use. A lift bar assembly is disposed between the guide posts. The lift bar assembly includes a horizontal cross bar interconnected between two lift bars which are slidably attached to the guide posts. An elongated fluid filled pad is disposed between the guide posts and over at least a portion of the horizontal cross bar. An actuator, including a motor operably connected to the lift assembly, is used to selectively raise and lower the lift bar assembly. A cable and pulley system is incorporated into the apparatus for raising and lowering the lift bar assembly in a uniform manner.

6652564, Nov 25, 2003

Jul 9, 1999

09/350593

Robert D. Harris - Logan UT 84323
William R. Hachtmann - Madera CA 93637

A61E 500

606237, 606240, 602 32

A spinal therapy machine having an inflatable bladder. A rigid restraint running around the bladder causes the inflation to rise rather than to expand outward. Rings connected to the ends of the bladder are slidably attached to one or more posts that extend generally perpendicular to whatever structure upon which the bladder is placed. Either a control unit operated directly by the user or a computer direct the inflation of the bladder and, consequently, the elevation of a pad removably attached to the top of the bladder. Inflation is provided by a vacuum motor preferably connect to the bladder with a large tube in order to enable rapid changes in the degree of inflation.

5593091, Jan 14, 1997

Nov 7, 1994

8/335210

Robert D. Harris - Logan UT

Harris Research, Inc. - Logan UT

B05B 726

239127

A system for the mixing of two or more interacting heated solutions and the simultaneous application of the mixed interacting solutions to a fabric surface. The system is made up of a mobile supply base and an elongate applicator having a valved mixing chamber at the proximal end and a fluid distributing manifold at the distal end. The mobile supply base houses multiple containers, each adapted for holding and heating solutions to a desired temperature. The supply base also contains one or more pumps for the delivery of solutions from each container through interconnecting lines to the valved mixing chamber at the proximal end of the applicator. The applicator is an elongated support structure such as a wand. At the proximal end of the applicator, the valved mixing chamber is configured to receive and meter solutions from the supply base through the interconnecting lines into a mixing chamber maintained at substantially ambient pressure. An outflow line connects the mixing chamber with the distribution manifold.

2004008, Apr 29, 2004

Oct 29, 2002

10/283846

Robert Harris - Logan UT, US
William Hachtmann - Oakhurst CA, US
Daniel Haynie - North Logan UT, US

A61F005/00

606/242000, 601/024000

An apparatus for performing spinal therapy includes a base assembly having a pair of spaced-apart parallel guide posts extending upwardly from a platform. The guide posts are capable of being pivoted between a first vertical position, and a second angled position for performing different stretches. Two lift bars are slidably attached to the guide posts, with a cross bar interconnected therebetween. A cushioned pad is disposed between the guide posts and over at least a portion of the cross bar. An actuator, including a motor operably connected to the lift assembly, is used to selectively raise and lower the lift bar assembly. A cable and pulley system is incorporated into the apparatus for raising and lowering the lift bar assembly in a uniform matter.

2005000, Jan 13, 2005

Jul 9, 2003

10/616583

Robert Harris - Logan UT, US

A61H003/00

482069000

An exercise device includes a harness operably coupled to a manually-operated treadmill. The harness includes an elongated member having opposed ends adapted for engagement together around a waist of a user of the treadmill. One or more resistance bands comprised of a resiliently flexible material extending between the harness, and treadmill or an object fixed relative to the treadmill such that resistance to forward movement of the user occurs as the user manually operates the treadmill.

2004012, Jul 1, 2004

Aug 5, 2003

10/635932

Robert Harris - Logan UT, US

A47C007/42

297/284500

A portable lumbar support and abdominal exercise device includes a frame having a base and first and second arms which are pivotally attached to opposite ends of the base so as to be collapsible relative to the base. One or more elastomeric resistance bands extend between the first and second arms to provide lumbar support and abdominal exercise resistance to movement of a user's back towards the base of the frame.

2005000, Jan 13, 2005

Jul 9, 2003

10/617346

Robert Harris - Logan UT, US

A63B021/04

482129000

A portable abdominal exercise device includes one or more elastomeric resistance bands of sufficient length to encircle a backrest of a chair. A back support plate is positioned in front of the backrest of the chair and connected to the resistance bands. An elongated strap extends from the back support plate around a torso of a user. The elastomeric bands resist movement of the back support plate and strap away from the backrest of the chair as the user moves his or her torso away from the backrest of the chair to perform abdominal exercises while seated in the chair.

5624465, Apr 29, 1997

Nov 7, 1994

8/335113

Robert D. Harris - Logan UT

Harris Research, Inc. - Logan UT

C11D 310, C11D 320, C11D 332

8137

Carpeting, upholstery, drapery and other textile fibers are cleaned by applying to the fibers, at ambient pressures, an aqueous, chemically carbonated detergent cleaning composition prepared by admixing a carbonate salt solution, and an acid solution, such that the acid reacts with the carbonate salt to produce carbon dioxide coincident with application to a textile to be cleaned. Citric acid and sodium carbonate are the preferred acid and carbonate salt. The compositions are preferably prepared and applied at an elevated temperature in the range of between about 140. degree. and 200. degree. F.

2004006, Apr 1, 2004

Jul 15, 2003

10/621118

Robert Harris - Logan UT, US

A61H003/00, A47D013/04, A63B022/00, A63B071/00

482/069000, 482/074000

An exercise device includes a frame typically an arching member extending between generally parallel lower members having wheels operably coupled thereto. A harness extends from the frame, and the height of the harness is selectively adjustable by a user within the harness. A controller accessible to a user activates a motor and raises and lowers a cable to adjust the height of the harness, and thus the weight load on the user's feet while operating the device. A handlebar extends to one or more of the wheels for selectively steering the device. A brake system accessible to the user enables stopping of the device. The device may include a motor operably coupled to a wheel for propelling the device, and a throttle control for selecting the speed of the motor. Thus, the user of the device can selectively alter the impact weight and speed while operating the device.

8267607, Sep 18, 2012

Nov 29, 2004

11/000121

Robert D. Harris - Logan UT, US

Harris Research, Inc. - Logan UT

A47L 13/26

401139, 401140

A surface working apparatus or cleaning implement that is useful in removing soils and other undesirable items from carpeting, hard flooring or any surface. More particularly, the present invention relates to a floor cleaning apparatus having a handle and an absorbent cleaning pad which is removably attached to a cleaning head and disposable after use. An aerosol canister is connected to the apparatus and a trigger is used to selectively dispense the contents of the canister in front of the cleaning head for cleaning the flooring. Various locking means are added to the floor cleaning tool to ensure proper floor chemical application.