Clayton Banks, Jr

Title: Clayton Banks, Jr: Innovator in Agricultural Technology

Introduction

Clayton Banks, Jr. is an inventor based in Brownstown, PA (US). He is focused on developing innovative solutions for agricultural machinery. Although he currently holds no granted patents, his work demonstrates a commitment to enhancing the efficiency of combine harvesters.

Latest Patent Applications

Clayton Banks, Jr. has submitted several notable patent applications. One of his latest applications is for a "CHAIN GUIDE FOR GRAIN ELEVATOR OF COMBINE HARVESTER." This invention features a chain guide designed for the wall of a grain elevator in agricultural vehicles. The chain guide includes an elongated body with a rib that engages with the grain elevator's chain. Additionally, a mating surface is configured to connect to the wall of the grain elevator.

Another significant application is for a "BROKEN PADDLE DETECTION SYSTEM FOR ELEVATOR OF COMBINE HARVESTER." This system is designed to detect broken or missing grain paddles in the elevator of a combine harvester. It includes a sensor that detects the presence of grain paddles and outputs signals accordingly. A controller receives these signals and determines if a paddle is broken or missing based on the sensor's data.

Conclusion

Clayton Banks, Jr. is an innovative inventor whose recent patent applications reflect his dedication to improving agricultural technology. His work has the potential to significantly enhance the functionality of combine harvesters.