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Ralph L Walker

David G Bories

A backpack support device for coupling a backpack to a user includes a frame that is substantially rectangularly shaped. The frame comprises a pair of first rods and a plurality of second rods. Each first rod comprises a plurality of nested section so that the first rod is selectively extensible. Each first rod is arcuate proximate to a top of the first rod to define a shoulder hook that is configured to position over a respective shoulder of a user. Each second rod comprises a plurality of nested segments so that the second rod is selectively extensible. Each second rod is coupled to and extends between an associated pair of nested sections. A pair of fasteners is coupled singly proximate to the shoulder hooks on a back of the frame. The fasteners are configured to couple to shoulder straps of a backpack to couple the backpack to the frame.

Backpack support device

An apparatus for automatically supplying both food and water to an animal according to a predefined schedule input into a timer wherein food is introduced into a food ring mounted on a rotatable carousel from a feed hopper and the rotation of the carousel being controlled by the timer. Water is introduced also at timed intervals through spray nozzles for several purposes, namely, to premoisten pelletized food prior to it being eaten and to clean the food ring subsequent to food consumption or removal of any leftover food, which food removal takes place by gravity. Water is also introduced into a drinking bowl for the pet to consume. Periodically, according to the input schedule, the water is automatically drained and subsequently the bowl is refilled.

Automatic animal feeding and water providing apparatus

A cutting tool assembly consisting of a cutting bit and a mounting block assembly for fixing the bit on a rotating drum or the like which will retain the bit in the mounting block at very high drum rotational speeds, which will accommodate high impact force and minimize the resulting wear experienced by the bit at high drum rotational speeds, and which permits quick and simple replacement of the bit when required.

Cutting tool bit assembly

Apparatus for automatically supplying food and water to an animal wherein food is introduced into a food ring mounted on a rotatable carousel, the rotation thereof being controlled by a timer. Water is introduced at timed intervals through spray nozzles for both cleaning the food ring, after the animal has eaten, and moisturizing the food prior to being eaten.

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Springfield, OR, United States of America

Ralph L Walker