STUART HUNT AGNEW
General Contractor at Don Quixote, Albuquerque, NM

License number
New Mexico 357901
Issued Date
Aug 8, 2008
Category
Contractor
Address
Address
3132 Don Quixote Dr, Albuquerque, NM 87104
Phone
(505) 243-9618

Professional information

Stuart Agnew Photo 1

Gate Assembly

US Patent:
4986031, Jan 22, 1991
Filed:
Jan 9, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/001847
Inventors:
Colvin H. Agnew - Billings MT
Weldon O. Wade - Alamogordo NM
Stuart H. Agnew - Albuquerque NM
Assignee:
W & A Enterprises - Alamogordo NM
International Classification:
E05D 700
US Classification:
49385
Abstract:
A gate assembly for a motor driven vertically pivoting gate includes a support frame and coil springs attached between the gate and the support frame to bias the gate toward a vertical, open position and thereby assist the drive motor. A member secured to the support frame deflects the springs when the gate is in the open position, thereby placing the springs in tension so that the springs also assist the drive motor in starting the gate to move from its open position toward its closed position. The member also engages the gate when it is in its open position and supports the gate in a precisely vertical orientation.


Stuart Agnew Photo 2

Gate Assembly

US Patent:
5131187, Jul 21, 1992
Filed:
Jan 22, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/643583
Inventors:
Colvin H. Agnew - Alamogordo NM
Weldon O. Wade - Alamogordo NM
Stuart H. Agnew - Albuquerque NM
Chris Johnson - Alamogordo NM
Assignee:
W & A Enterprises - Alamogordo NM
International Classification:
E05D 700
US Classification:
49385
Abstract:
A gate assembly for a vertically pivoting gate includes a support and coil springs connected between the gate and the support to bias the gate toward a vertical, open position, as well as from the open position back to a horizontal, closed position. The springs are attached to the support, and cables extend from the springs to the gate. Sheaves mounted on the support engage the cables to induce the return bias in the springs to move the gate back to the closed position. The mounting for the sheaves includes a member engaging the gate to support the gate in a precisely vertical orientation when the gate is in the open position.