This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents, plus 1 CIPO patent. Top assignee: Great Bend Manufacturing Co., Inc.. Active years: 1985-1997.
Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1985-1997
Title: The Innovative Mind of David E. Schneider in Great Bend, KS
Introduction
David E. Schneider is an accomplished inventor based in Great Bend, Kansas. With two patents to his name, he has made significant contributions to the field of agricultural machinery. His innovations focus on enhancing the efficiency and versatility of front-end loaders used in various applications.
Latest Patents
Schneider's latest inventions include:
1. **Quick Attach System for Front End Loader** - This improved system allows for the quick and easy attachment of implements, such as buckets, to front-end loaders. The design features a quick attach assembly linked to the lift arms and tilt operators. It includes alignment members that mate with recesses on the bucket, and spring-urged locking pins that secure the bucket in place. A unique scissors-type pin retraction assembly utilizes a single release handle to transition the locking pins between their locked and release positions. This innovative system enhances the speed and ease of changing attachments on the equipment.
2. **Quick Attach Tractor Mounting Assembly for Agricultural Dozer and Loader** - This patent outlines a frame assembly designed for efficient attachment of various implements to tractors without requiring modifications. It consists of elongated rails secured to the sides of the tractor and a bracket assembly adjacent to the drawbar structure. The design allows implements to be mounted independently of the tractor, enabling swift attachment by simply driving the tractor forward so that the mounted rails engage the channel arms of the implements. The stability and ease of use offered by this invention significantly streamline agricultural operations.
Career Highlights
David E. Schneider is currently associated with Great Bend Manufacturing Co., Inc. His work revolves around innovations that improve agricultural efficiency and functionality, demonstrating his commitment to advancing the capabilities of farm machinery.
Collaborations
Throughout his career, Schneider has collaborated with Harold Keith Garrison, contributing to the design and development of practical agricultural solutions. Together, they have worked to bring valuable inventions to the market that benefit the agricultural community.
Conclusion
David E. Schneider exemplifies the spirit of innovation with his patents that address the needs of modern farming equipment. His contributions not only reflect his technical expertise but also his vision for improving the functionality of agricultural tools. As an inventor, Schneider continues to pave the way for advancements in the industry, ensuring that users have access to more efficient and reliable machinery.