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Destron/idi Inc.

Acme Brick Company

Larry Dixon Racing LLC

Larry J Dixon

Paul Ehrlich

Robert C Stewart

Mitchell Goodger

Roger Paul

Roland H Adams

Murf McKinney

Embodiments disclosed herein provide livestock or wildlife feeder implements that are configured to attach to the three-point hitch of a conventional tractor or to another type of vehicle. In some embodiments, a mobile feeder implement includes a hopper for holding a quantity of livestock feed, and one or more hay spears capable of holding one or more bales of hay to a desired location. The mobile feeder implement is remotely controlled by a user to dispense a desired amount of feed from the hopper at any desired location, without the user having to leave the safety of the tractor or other vehicle. Similarly, the mobile feeder implement allows the user to place the bale of hay where desired without having to leave the safety of the tractor or other vehicle.

Combination feed and hay feeder

Dragster

An implant injector for animals is adjustable for implant insertion depth. The distance, that the injector needle or cannula, extends past the nose of the injector is adjustable. The insertion depth adjustment is accomplished by moving the nose of the injector relative to the tip of the cannula that extends past the nose. In addition to adjusting the insertion depth, the cannula or needle, may also be rotated to a plurality of positions relative to the injector handle. A spring loaded plunger, when released by a release button, will push the implant out the end of the cannula as the operator withdraws the cannula from the animal. The release button is designed as a safety trigger to avoid premature activation of the plunger during insertion of the needle. Needles, or cannulas of various diameters and lengths, may be interchanged in the injector. Also, the spring loaded plunger for expelling the implant may be removed allowing the operator to replace the plunger with a different diameter and length plunger, if desired, to match different size cannulas.

Adjustable precision transponder injector

A solar water heater comprises a tank formed from dark colored, heat absorbent material, with an adapter fitting depending from the bottom of the tank for demountably mounting the heater in the deck ring of a boat. An upstanding neck is formed at the top of the neck, defining a fill port for filling the tank. A vented closure member is demountably carried in the neck of the tank and a removable transparent cover member is provided for fitting over the neck and enclosing the tank so as to retard the escape of solar energy. An outlet passage is formed in the adapter fitting, and coupling means are provided for coupling a water distribution element to the tank in order to deliver heated water below the deck of the boat.

Solar heater for mounting on a boat

A texturing system for brick fabrication comprising a plurality of slapping members mounted to at least one transmission belt for engaging individual edges of bricks within an array of bricks. The bricks are positioned beneath the slapping members while in a deformable state. An array of staggered lifting plates are positioned beneath the bricks for exposing opposite edge portions thereof to the slapping elements. The transmission belt is driven transversely to the movement of the bricks array for imparting the texturing force of the slapping elements to the underlying bricks along upstanding edge portions thereof. A series of three transmission belts are preferably used above a staggered pattern of two plate rows for treating the longitudinal sides of all bricks within an array. In this manner, an improved rough, used brick appearance may be imparted to individual brick elements while disposed in a common fabrication array.

Brick texturing system

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Phoenix, AZ, United States of America

Larry J Dixon