Steven L Swisher

US Patent:

6446848, Sep 10, 2002

Filed:

May 7, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/850467

Inventors:

Steven L. Swisher - Tulsa OK

Assignee:

Richard Trent Morris - Tulsa OK

International Classification:

A47G 2580

US Classification:

223112, 223116, 223113, 223114, 223DIG 2, 135 66

Abstract:

A boot jack that is removably attachable to a distal end of a rod so that the individual can grasp a proximal end of the rod and use the boot jack to remove their shoes while either sitting or standing. The boot jack has a v-shaped part between which the user can place the heel of their shoe to removably engage the shoe with the boot jack. A clamping structure attaches to the v-shape part for removably securing the boot jack around the distal end of the rod so that the boot jack extends outward away from the rod at approximately a 90-degree angle from the longitudinal axis of the rod.

US Patent:

7032841, Apr 25, 2006

Filed:

Apr 27, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/832832

Inventors:

Steven L. Swisher - Broken Arrow OK, US

International Classification:

A01G 25/14

US Classification:

239375, 239329, 239331, 239332, 239333, 239570, 239571, 239302, 239347, 2223831, 222333, 2224815, 222465, 222470

Abstract:

A hand-held battery power sprayer is formed of a body having a spray nozzle, a trigger, and an internally threaded attachment collar having a passageway therethrough. The attachment collar removably receives a container. As battery powered pump is positioned within the body, the pump having an inlet and an outlet, the outlet being connected by a discharge tube to the spray nozzle and the inlet connected by a suction tube extending through the inlet collar passageway into the interior of a liquid-holding container when the container affixed to the attachment collar. A battery is contained within the body. A switch within the body is actuated by this trigger. Circuitry connects the battery, switch, and pump in series. A passive check valve member normally closes the passageway preventing fluid flow from the container into the body and is displaceable to permit air flow into the container.

US Patent:

D519836, May 2, 2006

Filed:

Jun 23, 2004

Appl. No.:

29/208053

Inventors:

Steven L. Swisher - Broken Arrow OK, US

International Classification:

0907

US Classification:

D 9448

US Patent:

7230882, Jun 12, 2007

Filed:

Sep 3, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/934578

Inventors:

Steven Louis Swisher - Broken Arrow OK, US

Assignee:

Lowrance Electronics, Inc. - Tulsa OK

International Classification:

H04R 1/44

US Classification:

367173

Abstract:

The present invention is directed to an improved support and lock for use in conjunction with a mobile sonar unit or other device. The improved support is rotatably coupled to the sonar unit base by a coupling assembly. A stabilizing member is slideably coupled to the distal end of the support via a locking assembly. Advantageously, the support maintains an object, such as a transducer, in a selected position and is able to resist deflection despite adverse environment conditions. Further, the disclosed locking assembly can be used for a wide variety of other applications.

US Patent:

D591560, May 5, 2009

Filed:

Aug 27, 2008

Appl. No.:

29/310579

Inventors:

James K. Lackey - Blanchard OK, US
Steven Swisher - Broken Arrow OK, US

Assignee:

O Tray Corporation - Oklahoma City OK

International Classification:

0701

US Classification:

D 75538, D75501, D75532, D75535, D12419

US Patent:

8215524, Jul 10, 2012

Filed:

Jul 16, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/504398

Inventors:

Steven L. Swisher - Broken Arrow OK, US

Assignee:

Richard Trent Morris - Tulsa OK

International Classification:

A47G 25/80

US Classification:

223111

Abstract:

A mechanical device for pulling on and removing socks which does not require any excessive bending or other extraneous body movement by the user. The device is primarily comprised of a triangular shaped sock mount attached to one end of an elongated shaft that terminates on a second end in a u-shaped handle containing hand operative controls. By engaging the hand operative controls the device can secure a sock to the sock mount while the user places their foot inside the sock. Disengaging the controls allows the user to remove the device from the sock while keeping their foot inside and enables the sock mount to rotate 180 degrees to expose the stationary elevated tongue that can then be used to remove the sock from the user's foot, can be used as a shoe horn, or to place the device in a storage position.

US Patent:

45237263, Jun 18, 1985

Filed:

Oct 5, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/539315

Inventors:

Steven L. Swisher - Tulsa OK

Assignee:

Brunswick Corporation - Skokie IL

International Classification:

A01K 8901

US Classification:

242 842R

Abstract:

An improvement in an anti-reverse assembly of the type having a pivotable, planar pawl with a tooth engaging a ratchet associated with a rotatable crankshaft to prevent reverse rotation of the crankshaft. A pocket is provided by spaced walls integrally carried by a portion of the reel housing, within which pocket the pawl is pivotally located. A manually operable control member is extended through an opening in, and snap-fit with, the reel housing. The control member has a leg which overlaps the plane of the pawl to prohibit the escape of the pawl from the pocket. The leg has an operative surface which is selectively positionable by rotation of the control member either into or out of direct engagement with an edge on the pawl. When the control member is in engagement with an edge of the pawl, the pawl is locked in the disengaged position.

US Patent:

46764500, Jun 30, 1987

Filed:

Jan 16, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/820579

Inventors:

Robert L. Carpenter - Tulsa OK
Steven L. Swisher - Tulsa OK

Assignee:

Brunswick Corporation - Skokie IL

International Classification:

A01K 8901

US Classification:

242 842G

Abstract:

A spinning reel is disclosed and has a housing with a center shaft upon which a spool is mounted for holding a fishing line. A handle and gear train assembly are provided for rotatably driving a rotor which is coaxially mounted on the shaft. The rotor has bail ears upon which bail arms carrying a bail are mounted with the bail being movable between a closed retrieving position and an open casting position. A unique bail actuating mechanism is provided which rapidly moves the bail from the retrieving position to the casting position. The bail actuating mechanism has an overcenter spring apparatus which operates on one bail arm for holding the bail in the line retrieving position and, when manually moved beyond a certain point, drives the bail rapidly to the open casting position.