Sandbox Logistics, LLC

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Sandbox Enterprises, LLC

Angelo LaMar Flamingo

C John Allegretti

Kevin Sylvester Corrigan

A bulk material conveyor include a housing having a first end with an inlet and a second end with a discharge and a conveyor at least partially positioned in the housing and extending from the inlet to the discharge. A support assembly has a base frame and an extension mechanism operably connected to the base frame for positioning the housing into an inclined position. A motor assembly is configured to drive the conveyor for advancing bulk material through the housing. A hopper is disposed at the intake end of the housing and includes a tapered wall section extending downwardly from a first end to a second end adjacent the inlet in the housing. A gate assembly is interposed between the hopper and the housing and includes a door positionable between a closed position and a fully opened position for metering the bulk material directed into the housing at the inlet.

Bulk material conveyor

A bulk material shipping container trailer includes a base structure, a container support assembly, and a gate moving assembly positioned between the base structure and a container loaded onto the trailer, to enable material in the container to be unloaded from the container through the gate moving assembly and the base structure.

Bulk material shipping container trailer

A bulk material shipping conveyor including a support assembly, a housing connected to the support assembly, a conveyor belt assembly partially positioned in the housing, a motor assembly coupled to the conveyor belt assembly, a hopper assembly including a receiving assembly including a plurality of walls and at least one movable flap extending above at least one of the plurality of walls, a gate assembly including a door movable between an open position and a closed position, and a transition assembly including a plurality of spaced apart conveyor supports, wherein at least one of the spaced apart conveyor supports is rotated relative to a longitudinal axis of the housing.

A clamp suitable for securing a plurality of bricks. The clamp can be adjusted to accommodate a wide range of brick, block or stone sizes. The clamp design is such that it can be easily taken to a work site and placed for ease of accessibility and operation. The bricks are placed on a cutting base and held by an upper arm. The upper arm is held open by springs and engaged via an engagement lever and a release lever. The engagement lever creates a clamping force between the upper arm and cutting base. Releasing the clamping force is accomplished by pressing down on the release lever. This pulls the engagement lever out of an over center locking position and frees the upper arm. This clamping and releasing process can be accomplished by an Individual's downward stomping force, allowing an operator to be hands free.

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