Letro Products, Inc.

Robert E Jones

Sanford F Campbell

James P Ellis

An improved automatic fill valve assembly that is readily securable in a level position for installation and that has inlets adapted to accept either a toilet tank fill valve or a float type valve inside of the housing of the fill valve assembly. One improvement comprises a flange that defines at least one anchor point so that the entire assembly can be secured in place to an adjacent structure during installation. This arrangement advantageously holds the automatic fill valve assembly in a level position while workers pour cement around it. Another improvement comprises the provision of inlets that can be connected to a water source and are adapted to mount either a float valve assembly or a toilet tank fill valve inside of the fill valve assembly.

Automatic fill valve assembly

An improved swimming pool cleaner of the type for submerged random travel generally along the floor and sidewalls of a swimming pool to dislodge and collect debris. The pool cleaner comprises a frame and associated housing through which a suction mast extends with a collection bag mounted at the upper end thereof. First and second wheels are mounted for rotation on a common axis on opposite sides of the housing forwardly of the suction mast, and third and fourth wheels are mounted for rotation on a common axis on opposite sides of the housing rearwardly of the suction mast. The first and second wheels are driven by a water-powered drive train within the housing, and the third and fourth wheels are mounted for freewheeling rotation. A forward end of an upper surface of the housing has a substantially linear sloping portion to reduce the tendency of the cleaner to lift off the submerged surfaces of the swimming pool as the first and second wheels propel the cleaner in the forward direction.

Automatic swimming pool cleaner

Pool cleaner debris bag

An improved automatic pool cleaner of the type having a frame and a supply mast fastened thereto at a lower end, in which a first fastener portion located adjacent to the lower end of the supply mast is removably engageable with a second fastener portion located on the frame. Because the first fastener portion is removably engageable with the second fastener portion, a broken supply mast can be easily separated from the frame and a new supply mast easily installed thereon.

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Redding, CA, United States of America

Robert E Jones