This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Deere & Company. Active years: 1985.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1985
Title: Kenneth M. Roeth and His Vehicle Axle-Frame Mounting Patent
Introduction
Kenneth M. Roeth is an inventor associated with Dubuque, Iowa, and Deere & Company. His recorded patent concerns a vehicle axle-frame mounting designed to secure an axle to a vehicle frame.
Latest Patents
Roeth’s listed patent, “Means of Securing an Axle to Frame,” describes a mounting arrangement with transversely aligned, generally inverted U-shaped wells in the vehicle frame. Mounting members on the axle’s tubular sections fit into the wells, creating generally horizontal interfaces while remaining spaced from the well sidewalls. Cap screws threaded into the lower portions of the sidewalls capture the mounting members, helping secure the axle to the frame. Roeth is credited with 1 patent.
Career Highlights
The available information associates Roeth with Deere & Company and identifies his patent as an engineering contribution to vehicle axle mounting. The design focuses on the connection between the axle assembly and the vehicle frame.
Collaborations
Gerald J. Ihm is identified as Roeth’s coworker. The supplied information does not specify whether Ihm collaborated on the patent.
Conclusion
Kenneth M. Roeth’s recorded invention addresses a practical vehicle-engineering challenge by providing a structured method for securing an axle to a frame.
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