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Woodruff J Kozlow

Patrick C Pigott

Davis E Warren

Michael S Pigott

Automated method and machinery for fabricating a wrought-iron fence panel. The machinery includes (a) automated programmable machinery for welding vertical pickets to horizontal runners to form a fence panel; (b) automated programmable machinery for straightening the fence panel; (c) automated programmable machinery for washing the fence panel; (d) automated programmable machinery for drying the fence panel; (e) automated programmable machinery for painting the fence panel; and (f) automated programmable conveyor machinery for conveying the vertical pickets, the horizontal runners, and the fence panel from station to station.

Machinery for fabricating a wrought-iron fence

Automated machinery for fabricating a wrought-iron fence

Automated method for fabricating a wrought-iron fence

A fence erected on a supporting surface, and a method for erecting the fence. At least two adjacent fence posts are firmly and vertically mounted on a supporting surface such as the ground. Several blocks are fastened to each of the fence posts at predetermined heights. A fence panel is used to connect the fence posts to one another and in so doing erect the fence. The fence panel includes at least two horizontal runners and several vertical poles fastened to the horizontal runners. Notches are formed in each end of the horizontal runners, and the blocks are inserted in the notches, so that the fence panel is supported by the blocks and connects the fence posts to one another, thus erecting the fence.

Fence construction

A tool that enables resurfacing of exhaust port flanges in the substantial absence of engine disassembly. An air motor that controls rotation of a resurfacing device is carried at the end of an arm assembly including an elbow like joint so that the motor is positionable over a wide range of positions. The proximal end of the arm assembly is mounted on a shaft and an adjustment knob enables the position of the arm assembly and hence the motor to be axially adjusted to facilitate positioning of the motor with respect to the port to be resurfaced. The shaft has a first part with a flat bottom that overlies a base plate that is secured to a cylinder head and spaced from the head by elongate spacers. Fine adjustment of the motor's position is achieved by rocking a preselected end of the shaft away from the base plate and by tilting the shaft laterally with respect to the base plate.

Tool for resurfacing exhaust port flanges

A snowmobile ski comprising a longitudinal runner and a keel, mounted on the underside of the runner, including a wear bar engageable with a surface to be traversed, a pair of clamps removably connected to the underside of the runner for releasably clamping opposite sides of the wear bar, and longitudinal key members locking the wear bar to the clamps to selectively prevent relative vertical movement of the wear bar and the clamps.

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New Port Richey, FL, United States of America

Woodruff J Kozlow