This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 1 published patent application. Top assignee: Textron Corporation. Active years: 2000.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2000
Title: Stanton L. Sweet and His Turf Aerator Invention
Introduction
Stanton L. Sweet is an inventor associated with Cedar Falls, Iowa. His recorded patent work includes a turf aerator designed to keep its tines vertical as they move through the ground.
Latest Patents
Sweet is credited with 1 patent: “Turf Aerator with Constantly Vertical Tines.” The invention uses a crank and crank arms arranged as a parallelogram to support the aerator assembly, including its tines. This arrangement is designed to maintain the tines in a vertical orientation during operation.
Career Highlights
Sweet’s listed patent is connected with Textron Corporation. It reflects his contribution to turf-care equipment through a mechanical design intended to improve how an aerator’s tines engage the ground.
Collaborations
Sweet’s listed coworkers include Craig M. Schmeiser and D. Michael Lewis.
Conclusion
Stanton L. Sweet’s patent documents a turf-aerator design that uses a parallelogram mechanism to keep its tines vertical, marking his recorded contribution to equipment innovation.
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