Gary Dee Taylor

US Patent:

6953149, Oct 11, 2005

Filed:

Jun 26, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/608983

Inventors:

Gary L. Taylor - Escondido CA, US

International Classification:

B65G011/04

US Classification:

232 45, 70 56, 70417, 70DIG 43, 70DIG 56

Abstract:

Secure enclosure () is useful as mailbox or police evidence dropbox. Items are deposited through unsecured portal (), pass past baffle () and are stored in secure compartment (). Access to secure compartment () is through door (). Lock lock housing () is mounted rigidly on door () and holds rotary shackle padlock () such that rotary shackle () engages hasp () to lock door () but rotary shackle padlock () is protected against twisting, prying, or impact.

US Patent:

8485424, Jul 16, 2013

Filed:

May 17, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/474630

Inventors:

Gary L. Taylor - Escondido CA, US

International Classification:

B65G 11/04

US Classification:

232 47, 232 17, 232 38, 232 45

Abstract:

A security mailbox secures mail deposited therein from theft and protects its contents from the elements by having a receiving section including a receiving chamber for receiving mail through a mail delivery opening in its front end, a securing section including a securing chamber for receiving mail from the receiving chamber, and a teeter baffle separating the receiving chamber from the securing chamber. The securing chamber has an access door for selectively accessing delivered mail items secured therein. A portion of the securing section pecincluding the access door is selectably attachable to the remainder of the mailbox such that the access door can be on the front or the back of the mailbox. Fasteners accessible only through the access door attach the top end of the securing section to the remainder of the mailbox.

US Patent:

53699203, Dec 6, 1994

Filed:

Sep 10, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/118733

Inventors:

Gary L. Taylor - Escondido CA

International Classification:

E04B 1346

US Classification:

52 791

Abstract:

A motorcycle garage generally comprises a floor member and an enclosure for motorcycle parked on the floor member. A lid, pivotable from a closed position to an open position, includes a roof portion and a wall portion. The wall portion lower edge is pivotable about a low hinge, thereby facilitating raising of the lid. The left side wall includes a front gate sideways outwardly pivotable from a vertically oriented hinge on its rear end from a closed to an open position.

US Patent:

D3981347, Sep 8, 1998

Filed:

Jul 24, 1997

Appl. No.:

D/073921

Inventors:

Gary L. Taylor - Escondido CA

International Classification:

9900

US Classification:

D99 29

US Patent:

55071210, Apr 16, 1996

Filed:

Aug 22, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/293551

Inventors:

Gary L. Taylor - Escondido CA

International Classification:

E04H 602

US Classification:

52 66

Abstract:

A garage (10) generally comprises a pair of side walls (20, 40) that are vertical, parallel and semi-circular, and a peripheral wall (60) spanning between the periphery of the side walls (20, 40) to form an enclosure. The peripheral wall (60) includes a front door (61) and a rear door (71). Front and rear door support paths (30, 35) are located on the inside (28) of each side wall (20, 40) near the wall's peripheral edge. Each door path is parallel, semi-circular and supports a side edge of a door. The front and rear door paths (30, 35) are of different radius such that the door panels may overlap. Latching mechanisms (80), located at approximately midway up on the marginal side (38, 58) of each side wall (20, 40) are moveable to a latching position connecting a door to sidewalls (20, 40) such that the door cannot slide and such that the door prevents the side walls from outward movement at that location.

US Patent:

40450465, Aug 30, 1977

Filed:

Mar 22, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/668717

Inventors:

Gary Burton Taylor - San Pedro CA
Roland C. Eberhardt - San Pedro CA

International Classification:

B62B 700

US Classification:

280 8704A

Abstract:

A heat dissipating skateboard wheel assembly on which an elongate cylindrical tire formed from an elastomeric material is so supported that when the tire is subjected to axially directed forces of substantial magnitude, the end portions of the tire will not tend to cold flow, but will instead temporarily deform into circular confined spaces defined on the assembly. The external surface of the tire preferably has circumferentially and axially spaced grooves extending thereinto, with the grooves cooperating to define a number of independently deformable islands therebetween. The islands, as they sequentially roll into pressure contact with a flat supporting surface deform three-dimensionally due to the combined weight of the skateboard and user to which they are subjected. The islands, as they so deform, are forced into maximum surface frictional contact with the supporting surface, and the skateboard is accordingly less inclined to slip laterally when the user of the skateboard is negotiating a sharp curve. Substantially the entire interior surface of the tire is maintained in a true cylindrical configuration when the assembly is in use, and accordingly the outer end portion of the tire cannot deform to a distinctive non-circular transverse cross section as occurs when present-day skateboard wheel assemblies are used.

US Patent:

49843990, Jan 15, 1991

Filed:

Jun 25, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/542757

Inventors:

Gary L. Taylor - Escondido CA

International Classification:

E04B 716
E04B 1346
E04H 600

US Classification:

52 64

Abstract:

A portable, strong, lightweight, low-height automobile housing or garage encloses an automobile on five sides. A roll up rear door provides for entry of an automobile. The driver side wall and roof include have a side access opening extending through them such that a driver taller than the roof of the enclosure can ingress and egress the driver door in a normal standing manner. A roll up side door is moveable between an closed position closing the side access opening to an open position disposed under the roof and along the passenger side wall. Side and rear doors opens simultaneously. The door opening, closing, and locking mechanism is a pair of cable winches mounted on a shaft, each with a cable attached to the door. One winch for opening and one for closing a door. The cables are counter wound on the drums so that as one calbe is played out as the other is taken in.

US Patent:

62343882, May 22, 2001

Filed:

Feb 22, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/255435

Inventors:

Gary L. Taylor - Escondido CA

International Classification:

B65G 1104

US Classification:

232 47

Abstract:

Security mailbox (10) comprises: enclosure (11) having incoming chamber (12) and secured chamber (13); rocker plate (90), pivotally mounted about pivot axis (99) within enclosure (11), separating incoming chamber (12) and secured chamber (13), and pivotable between receiving position (98R) and drop position (98D); and a stop (14), interacting between enclosure (11) and rocker plate (90), for stopping rocker plate (90) in receiving position (98R). Rocker plate (90) is biased toward receiving position (98R) and pivots to drop position (98D) either through increased moment on rear section (94) of rocker plate (90) exerted by received mail or through interaction between flair (101) in front end (91E) of rocker plate (90) and door (26). Rocker plate (90) is also manually pivotable by exerting upward moment on front section (91) of rocker plate (90) with user's hand or finger.