Manufacturers Index - U. S. Wind Engine & Pump Co.
U. S. Wind Engine & Pump Co.
Batavia, IL, U.S.A.
Manufacturer Class:
Wood Working Machinery
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11,629
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Aug. 29, 1854
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Wind Wheel
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Daniel Halladay |
Ellington, Tolland County, CT |
Claim:
The nature of nmv invention consists in having the wings or sails attached to movable or rotating spindles having levers or equivalent devices connected to them, said levers or equivalents being also connected to a head which rotates with the wings or sails and upon the same shaft, the head having a lever connected to it, which is operated by a governor which slides the head upon the shaft and causes the levers or their equivalents to turn the wings or sails so as to present a proper resisting-surface to the wind, and thereby produce a uniform velocity of the wings or sails, which are made to have a greater or less obliquity, according to the velocity of the wind. |
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RE4,064
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Jul. 05, 1870
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Wind Wheel
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Daniel Halladay |
Batavia, Kane County, IL |
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179,109
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Jun. 27, 1876
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Wind-Mill
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Daniel Halladay |
Batavia, Kane County, IL |
Claim:
The combination of a turntable, having a wind-wheel mounted thereon, a, vane attached to the turntable by a swiveling joint, and mechanism which raises the outer end of the vane-when the wheel is turned out of the wind, so that the weight of the vane will operate to bring the wheel into the wind again. |
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29,492
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Jul. 11, 1888
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Hay Elevator and Carrier
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William H. Burnham |
Batavia, Kane County, IL |
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Hay Elevator and Carrier
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John H. Miller |
Batavia, Kane County, IL |
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675,062
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May. 28, 1901
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Pump
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George G. Guy |
Batavia, Kane County, IL |
Claim:
My invention is designed, primarily, to produce a pump in which the spout or handle, or both, can be adjusted to any angular relation that may be desired with reference to surrounding objects, and that without shifting the position of the base or supporting piece. |
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889,290
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Jun. 02, 1908
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Windmill
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Albert J. Anderson |
Batavia, Kane County, IL |
Claim:
In a windmill, the combination with a wind wheel, of a shaft on which said wheel is fixed, a supporting base upon which said shaft is journaled, a brake comprising movable friction disks surrounding said shaft for stopping the rotation thereof, means for imposing the axial thrust of said disks in both directions directly upon said base, a vane normally extending at right angles to the plane of said wheel, means for swinging said vane into a plane substantially parallel to that of said wheel, and means for automatically applying said brake when the vane is swung into position to discontinue the operation of the mill. |
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1,216,499
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Feb. 20, 1917
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Drip Connection for Fire-cocks, Hydrants, and the Like
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Anton J. Roeffs |
Batavia, Kane County, IL |
Claim:
The combination with a stand pipe valve and a hose, of a connecting member located between said valve and hose, said member comprising a tubular connection with the valve, a tubular connection with the hose, the axes of said tubular connection being nonvertical and substantially in alinement, said member comprising also a drip collecting chamber constructed to receive the drip from the valve and to prevent it from entering the hose, and located to one side of the tubular connections. |
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