Briggs & Stratton Power Products Group, LLC

Richard A Hosig

Wesley C Sodemann

Billy Brandenburg

Claudio Carpanese

Robert L Brandel

Herbert Hoenisch

Carlo Sabattini

Wesley A Sodemann

A generator positionable on a support surface and including a frame, an internal combustion engine coupled to the frame, an electrical energy source, a fuel tank, and an output unit. The one-piece mounting member is coupled to the frame and has mounting arms that each provide a frame mount, an engine mount, and a source mount. The internal combustion engine is coupled to the mounting member and includes an output shaft that extends through a central portion and that is substantially normal to the support surface during generator operation. The electrical energy source has a rotor coupled to the output shaft for rotation therewith, and a stator coupled to the mounting member. The fuel supply supplies fuel to the engine, and the output unit communicates with at least one of the engine and the energy source.

Generator including vertically shafted engine

The invention recites an apparatus comprising a nozzle holder able to retain at least one nozzle and disposed on a pressure washer wand. The nozzle holder comprises a body including a bore extending therethrough. The bore is sized to engage the pressure washer wand. The nozzle holder further includes a boss interconnected with and having an aperture sized to receive at least one nozzle.

Wand mounted nozzle holder

Pressure washer handle

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Lake Mills, WI, United States of America

Richard A Hosig