Robert Francis Wiley

US Patent:

D2715228, Nov 22, 1983

Filed:

May 5, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/260797

Inventors:

Robert B. Wiley - Tierra Verde FL

International Classification:

D2401
D2302
D2599

US Classification:

D24 38

US Patent:

39969487, Dec 14, 1976

Filed:

Feb 18, 1975

Appl. No.:

5/550207

Inventors:

Robert B. Wiley - Tierra Verde FL

International Classification:

B60S 304
B08B 302

US Classification:

134 45

Abstract:

A truck wash apparatus wherein the truck is moved through the car wash apparatus which includes a pair of vertical supports mounted along the path of the truck such that the truck moves between the supports. A plurality of rotating spray nozzles for dispensing fluid are mounted on the vertical supports for rotation and for indexing between three positions wherein the plane of rotation of said applicator is parallel to the path of the truck, at an angle facing the truck as the truck approaches the supports, at an angle facing away from the truck as the truck moves away from the supports. As the truck moves toward the supports, the rotating spray nozzles are positioned at an angle to the oncoming truck to wash the front of the truck, as the truck continues to move through the system and between the supports, the rotating nozzles are indexed to a position wherein the plane thereof is generally parallel to the path of the truck, and as the truck finally moves away from the supports, the rotating nozzles are indexed such that the planes thereof are at an angle for directing fluid toward the rear of the truck.

US Patent:

D2707608, Sep 27, 1983

Filed:

Mar 13, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/243529

Inventors:

Robert B. Wiley - Tierra Verde FL

International Classification:

D2401
D2302
D2599

US Classification:

D24 38

US Patent:

48378704, Jun 13, 1989

Filed:

Jun 8, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/059574

Inventors:

Robert B. Wiley - Clearwater FL

International Classification:

E04H 318

US Classification:

4508

Abstract:

A spa of the commercial variety improved by having a flow control system associated therewith that includes overflow chambers and tank capable of retaining or storing water displaced from the spa during the entry into the spa of one or more individuals in the use thereof. The overflow water, in being received in the overflow chamber and tank, does not spill over the top of the spa but is available or continued use in the spa through the return thereof to the spa by venturi nozzle means included in the normal water flow circulation means provided for the spa wherein water is drawn from the spa and passed through a filter for the cleaning thereof by a pump which then delivers the pumped and cleaned water to the spa through the venturi nozzle, with the outlet of the nozzle disposed adjacent the return delivery point of the water from the overflow chamber and tanks.