Mantis Product Development Corp.

Visteon Global Technolgoies, Inc.

Progressive Concepts, Inc.

Steve John Yockey

Richard Kenneth Harris

Jayeson David Fougner

Michael Timothy York

Kevin Roy Harpenau

Cooler

Bracket for container

A bottle for storing grass seeds, soil, and/or fertilizer used for filling a golf divot is provided. The bottle includes a bottom section having a base and a perimetrical sidewall extending therefrom to an open end to define an interior. A pair of bosses extend outwardly from the sidewall at the open end. The top section has a perimetrical edge and a top surface with a spout extending therefrom for discharging the contents of the bottle. A pair of latches that extend from the perimetrical edge and pivot downwardly to engage the bosses to secure the top section to the bottom section. The bottle can also be part of an assembly that includes the bottle and a holder.

Apparatus for dispensing fill material into a golf course divot hole

The invention, a compact container for mounting to a golf cart, has a box like body with an open top end and a pocket in the back wall that cooperates with a bracket mounted to a golf cart for selectively supporting the container. The invention includes a cover having a flat top wall and a pair of opposing side flaps that extend over the side walls of the body to form a pivotal connection for movement about a first axis of rotation between a closed and an opened position of the container. A U-shaped handle extends over opposing side walls of the body to form a pivotal connection along a second axis of rotation for movement between a raised position and a stowed position of the handle. The first axis is disposed approximately halfway between the second axis and the back wall of the container wherein the top wall of the cover, in the opened position, is flush with, and substantially overlaps, the back wall of the body. Thus, the clearance required for the container is minimized for mounting within the restricted space available on a golf cart.

Compact container

Container

An electrical machine comprising a rotor ( ) mounted on a shaft ( ) for rotation therewith and defining an axis of rotation, and a stator ( ) disposed coaxially with and in opposition to the rotor ( ). The electrical machine further comprises a housing ( ) enclosing the stator ( ) and the rotor ( ), the housing ( ) having a first axial end with a wall with an inner surface and an outer surface and a second axial end with a wall with an inner surface and an outer surface. The electrical machine also includes a first cooling tube ( &prime;) having a first end and a second end and an embedded portion thereof embedded between the first inner surface and the first outer surface of end wall ( ). A second cooling tube ( &prime;) has a first end and a second end and an embedded portion thereof embedded between said inner surface and said outer surface of the wall ( ) of the second axial end. The first end ( ) of the first cooling tube and the first end ( ) of the second cooling tube ( &prime;) are fluidically coupled together to permit fluid flow in parallel between the first cooling tube ( &prime;) and the second cooling tube ( &prime;).

Liquid-cooled electrical machine with parallel flow

An electrical machine such as an alternator (,) has a first housing (,) and a second housing (,) with a stator core assembly (,) therein. The stator core assembly has a plurality of windings (,) that are positioned within laminations (,). The windings have a first set of end turns (,), a second set of end turns (,), and winding ends,A respective first end cap (,) and a second end cap (,) are placed over respective end turns (,) (,). Potting material (,) is placed between the first end cap (,) and the first set of end turns (,) and the second end cap (,) and the second set of end turns (,). A stud assembly (,) having a stud housing (,) and a plurality of studs (,) is coupled to the first end cap. A bushing (,) is coupled to the studs (,) so that winding ends (,) may be coupled to a flat surface (,) thereof. The bushings (,) are also used to from an electrical connection between the rectifier bridge (,) and the stator core (,).

Electrical connection apparatus and method for connecting an alternator stator

A lightweight golf club and accessory carrier for transporting and retaining a plurality of golf clubs, tees, balls marker and score keeping pencil in a compact package size. The carrier is made out of a flexible plastic material in the form of a single injection molded body comprising a handle connected to the inside surfaces near the top of two downwardly extending end walls. Near the bottom of the device, a ball carrier extends between the inside surface of each end wall. The ball carrier is design to hold three golf balls within a flexible plastic structure that enables the balls to be installed or removed from either the from or back of the carrier. A plurality of flexible club holding clips extend off of the outside and inside surfaces of each end wall and are configured to retain the shaft of a typical golf club. In addition, a plurality of tee mounts, a ball marker mount and a pencil mount the outside surfaces of the end walls and are configured to hold golf tees, a ball marker score keeping pencil respectively.

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Ann Arbor, MI, United States of America

Steve John Yockey