Richard Scott Ward

US Patent:

6931691, Aug 23, 2005

Filed:

Jul 17, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/621820

Inventors:

Richard E. Ward - Chagrin Falls OH, US

Assignee:

DER 3 Products - Chagrin Falls OH

International Classification:

B60S001/32
B60S001/34

US Classification:

15250351, 15250202, 267154, 267155

Abstract:

Wiper spring is made of a length of spring wire having hook-like end portions at opposite ends. One of the end portions is shaped to slide over the drive arm of a vehicle wiper assembly from one side. The other end portion is shaped to hook over the wiper arm of the vehicle wiper assembly for applying additional spring force to the wiper arm to maintain better contact of the wiper blade against the surface being wiped during operation of the wiper assembly.

US Patent:

52421708, Sep 7, 1993

Filed:

May 14, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/883260

Inventors:

Richard E. Ward - South Euclid OH

Assignee:

Super Tee, Inc. - Cleveland OH

International Classification:

A63B 5700

US Classification:

273207

Abstract:

A two-piece, realignable golf tee comprises a lower, integrally molded plastic piece comprising a ground spike, a central flange, a relatively thin, flexible retainer shaft extending away from the ground spike in substantially parallel relation, and an enlargement adjacent the outer end of the retainer shaft. An upper, integrally molded plastic piece comprises a sleeve slidably positioned about the flexible retainer shaft. The sleeve defines a bore having a constricted portion adjacent a first sleeve end that faces the ground spike to engage the enlargement, to substantially limit movement of the sleeve away from the spike and out of engagement with the retainer shaft. The central flange is proportioned to serve as a seat for the first sleeve end, with the end of the sleeve opposed to the first end being proportioned to serve as a seat for a golf ball. The two, integrally molded plastic pieces may be assembled in snap-fit relation.

US Patent:

20170036322, Feb 9, 2017

Filed:

Aug 5, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/230057

Inventors:

- Kent OH, US
Richard Ralph Ward - Tallmadge OH, US

International Classification:

B24C 9/00
B24C 1/04

Abstract:

An automatically adjustable abrasive recycling system is provided. The abrasive recycling system includes one or more sensors configured to sense at least one characteristic of the abrasive recycling system, and slurry supply mechanism that operates, at least in part, based upon the sensed characteristic to control the operation of the abrasive recycling system. The abrasive recycling system further includes a substantially vertically arranged configuration of component parts. Methodology corresponding to the automatic operation of the abrasive recycling system is also provided.