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Rheem Manufacturing Company

John R Jones

Diane M Heppting

H Gene Havard, Jr

Shawn Allan Reed

John Patrick Jones

Hari Krishna Kanagala

Harold Gene Havard, Jr

Daniel Ryan Schmalz

Mohan Channa

Michael Franklin

Hamid Ouabdenbi

Sliding prop rod assemblies are disclosed for hinged doors. Some embodiments may include heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems that have a housing, a first door configured to provide access to an interior portion of the housing, and a first bracket coupled to the first door, the first bracket comprising a first aperture and a first slot. Embodiments may include a first rod coupled to the housing and configured to engage the first aperture when the first door is in an open position, and to engage the first slot when the first door is in a closed position, where the first rod prevents the first door from rotating when the first rod is engaged with the first aperture.

Slideable prop rod assemblies for hinged doors

Base rail bumper

Heat exchanger slide rails

A modular computer component system has at least one linking module. A plurality of interchangeable hardware modules is provided. Each hardware module houses one computer component. Each hardware module is coupled to the linking module to allow data communication between the hardware module and the linking module thereby forming a complete computer system. The plurality of interchangeable hardware modules includes at least a processor module, a memory module, a hard drive module.

Modular computer system and components therefor

A modular computer system () and components () for use therein.

An extruded skateboard truck base (11), which has an angled aperture for a cushion (13) on which a hanger (12) rests. A pivot bolt (14) holds hanger (12) to base (11) which allows weight placed on either side of the skateboard (22) to put pressure on cushion (13) thereby shortening the wheelbase on one side and lengthening it on the other, facilitating the turn. A slotted hole (20) in base (11) allows hanger (12) to move up and down on cushion (13) for a smoother ride. The straight down pressure exerted on cushion (13) eliminates the need for any adjusting mechanism.

Skateboard truck

An apparatus for vending individual servings of ice cream at the demand and selection of a vendee. The apparatus includes a money activate switch for being closed when a predetermined amount of money is inserted thereinto; a selector switch for being energized when the money activated switch is closed; a container dispenser for dispensing one ice cream container when the selector switch is energized and one of a plurality of specific selection switches of the selector switch is closed; a container rotator for receiving the ice cream container from the container dispenser and for rotating the ice cream container; and an ice cream dispenser for dispensing ice cream into the ice cream container as the container is rotated by the container rotator. A syrup dispenser is preferably provided for selectively dispensing syrup onto the ice cream dispensed into the container.

Vending apparatus for vending individual servings of ice cream

Apparatus for preparing cooked potato chips from raw potatoes. The apparatus includes a slicer for cutting thin potato slices from a raw potato, a conveyor for receiving the thin potato slices as they are cut by the slicer and for conveying the thin potato slices along a sinuous path, a reservoir for containing a quantity of cooking oil, and a heater for heating the quantity of cooking oil. The thin potato slices being conveyed along the sinuous path by the conveyor are suffused with the heated cooking oil whereby the thin potato slices are cooked. The thin potato slices may be suffused with the heated cooking oil by being conveyed through the heated cooking oil contained within the reservoir or by passing through a mist of the heated cooking oil.

Potato chip apparatus

Apparatus for cooking various food items. The apparatus includes an enclosed cooking compartment disposed a spaced distance above a reservoir which contains a quantity of cooking oil. A rack is provided for suspending the items of food at spaced apart distances one from the other within the cooking compartment. The oil is heated and forced through nozzles which are uniformly spaced about the interior of the cooking compartment thus forming a mist from the hot cooking oil which saturates the interior space of the cooking commpartment. Thus, the suspended items of food become suffused with the mist of hot oil which effectively accomplishes the cooking process of the food.

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Memphis, TN, United States of America

John R Jones