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Core, Inc.

Robert D Benson

A medium-sized portable container for holding and dispensing such fluids as aircraft engine oil is formed from durable, corrosion-resistant polymeric material such as high density polyethylene. The container, which has a generally rectangularly parallelepipedal shape, is positioned with its longest dimension parallel to the ground to enhance stability and permit stacking. The container is divided into two compartments, one holding the fluid to be dispensed and the other enclosing an electrically driven pump and other dispensing equipment. Controls are provided to shut off current flow automatically when the dispensing pump is not operating.

Fluid storage and dispensing system

A container and dispenser for fluids, especially hydraulic and engine oil fluids for aircraft. The container, which is preferably made of a recyclable polymer such as high density polyethylene, is rectangularly parallepipedal, with a crowned top to minimize contamination by water or particulate matter. A pump is mounted on the top of the container, and various filters, check valves, and quick disconnect couplings are provided to further minimize contamination. In use, the container is mounted on a 2-wheeled cart that is especially designed to accommodate it.

Fluid containing and dispensing system

A winshield washer apparatus (10) for removable attachment to a wiper blade (12) in a substantially parallel contiguous relationship for oscillation with the wiper blade (12) is disclosed. The washer attachment (10) includes an elongated member (14) defining a generally U-shaped cross section and including adjacent one side thereof a tubular portion (16) extending the longitudinal extent of the elongated member (14), the tubular portion (16) defining a plurality of apertures (18) therein. The elongated member (14) further includes adjacent an opposite side thereof, a U-shaped channel portion (20) extending longitudinally of the elongated member (14). An elongated, hollow tubing (22) removably retained by the U-shaped channel portion (20) is interconnected at one end to an open end of the tubular portion (16) and at the other end to a conduit from a cleaning solution source. Accordingly, the washer attachment (10) of the present invention may be interconnected to a cleaning solution source and removably attached to the wiper blade (12) for oscillation therewith so as to deliver cleaning solution directly onto the surface of the windshield.

Windshield washer apparatus

This invention comprises a scraper having a front and rear frame. The rear frame has a receptacle for receiving and holding dirt with an unloading plate in the receptacle for receiving the dirt thereon. A cover plate is pivotally mounted to the front of the receptacle to open and close the receptacle. An engine is mounted on the rear frame for powering the rear frame wheels. An engine is mounted on the front frame for powering the front wheels. The receptacle has side walls with compartments in the side walls. Pipe means converts the heated exhaust from the rear engine to the compartments in the side walls. The compartment structure of each of the side walls has passageway and an outlet so that the heated exhaust leaving the rear engine must travel in the compartment structure along major portions of the side walls of the receptacle before traveling out the outlets to heat the side walls and the heat for the exhaust warms the side walls and keeps them sufficiently warm so that the ejection plate and cover plate will not freeze or lock to the side walls at the receptacle by the moisture or frost in the dirt that may lodge between the unloading plate and cover plate and the side walls of the receptacle when operating the scraper in very cold sub zero weather.

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White Bear Lake, MN, United States of America

Robert D Benson