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Custom Molded Products, LLC

Thomas R Moore

Zachary T Vogtner

Victor L Walker

A light system having a hollow housing; a light source provided in the housing; means for mounting the housing to a pool wall or floor; and a lens provided at an open end of the housing, having at least a portion configured to modify at least a portion of the light to match, blend in with, or at least compliment the pool wall or floor; and a flange surrounding the periphery of the lens.

Waterproof lamp having lens with concentric light modifying portions

The present invention discloses a system and method for cleaning the field lines of a septic tank system. The field lines are outflow pipe fluidly connected to the septic tank. To the field line, there is connected a first pipe and a second pipe or a flush pipe and a vacuum pipe. One of the pipes directs cleaning fluid, usually water, into the field line while the other removes the cleaning fluid and other material from the field line through the field line. A third or valve pipe is added between the first and second pipes and the septic tank. A valve can be placed into the third or valve pipe which is used to close the flow of fluid between the septic tank and the first and second pipes.

System and method for cleaning a sewage field line from a septic tank

A aeration device designed for use in catfish ponds has a support base on which an electric motor and a gear reduction unit are mounted. A cylindrical hub attached for rotation with an output shaft of the gear reduction unit has four evenly spaced radially extending rods. A hollow cylindrical cup is mounted transversely on the free end of each of the rods. The openings of each cup face in the same rotational direction. Four brace struts extend between the radially extending rods, forming a square. In use, the supporting base is situated in a catfish pond, with the motor and gear reduction unit disposed above the water level. At the extreme downward position, each cup will extend about two feet below the water line. As each cup passes through the water, the cup is filled with water which is then carried around a circular arc and dumped from the cup as the cup moves around the arc back toward the surface of the water. In this manner, the water is splashed and aerated before being returned to the water. The cup is divided into two compartments by a central partition. One of the compartments is provided with a spray head and a filling notch.

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Peachtree City, GA, United States of America

Thomas R Moore