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Manufacturers Index - Sumner Iron Works

Sumner Iron Works
Everett, WA, U.S.A.
Company Website: https://acrowood.com/about-us/
Manufacturer Class: Wood Working Machinery & Steam and Gas Engines

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Patent Number Date Title Name City Description
865,142 Sep. 03, 1907 Lath-mill Charles W. Willett Everett, WA
868,956 Oct. 22, 1907 Gang lath-bolter Charles W. Willett Tacoma, WA
885,327 Apr. 21, 1908 Shingle machine George W. Dorman Everett, WA The object of the present invention is to improve the construction of shingle machines, and to provide a simple, inexpensive and efficient machine capable of automatically feeding a shingle block to the saw, and of cutting the shingles with the tips and the butts alternately at the top and bottom of the block. A further object of the invention is to provide a machine of this character, which, when there is a knot, or other imperfection in a shingle block, nearer to one end than the other of the same, will be capable of cutting the shingles so that the knot or other imperfection will continuously occur at the tip or thin end.
991,730 May. 09, 1911 Edger-guide Isaac L. Skeith BC, Canada
    Edger-guide Paul F. Lueth Everett, WA  
1,149,058 Aug. 03, 1915 Feed mechanism for shingle-machines Fred B. Huntington Cosmopolis, WA "My invention relates to new and useful improvements in feed mechanism adapted for use with a shingle machine of the type shown in Letters Patent No. 885,327, granted April 21, 1908 to 'The Sumner Iron Works, of Everett, Washington'..."
1,267,130 May. 21, 1918 Power Lifting Mechanism for Saw Trimmers Isaac L. Skeith BC, Canada
    Power Lifting Mechanism for Saw Trimmers William B. Burrows BC, Canada  
1,436,623 Nov. 21, 1922 Independent direct-acting skid lift Paul Fredrick Lueth Everett, WA
1,479,995 Jan. 08, 1924 Hand guard for shingle machines Paul Fredrick Lueth Everett, WA
1,505,005 Aug. 12, 1924 Power setworks for sawmill carriages George Washington Dorman Everett, WA
1,632,708 Jun. 14, 1927 Sawmill carriage Paul Fredrick Lueth Everett, WA
1,640,718 Aug. 30, 1927 Lumber carrier Ernest A. Oetzen Everett, WA
1,650,613 Nov. 29, 1927 Saw shifter George W. Dorman Everett, WA This saw shifter is for a gang edger.
2,582,537 Jan. 15, 1952 Rechipper with vibrating trough Einar I. Flateboe Everett, WA
2,756,788 Jul. 31, 1956 Feeding mechanism for rechippers Adelbert E. Small Everett, WA Improvements to patents 2,582,537.
    Feeding mechanism for rechippers Marion F. Fish Everett, WA  
2,765,012 Oct. 02, 1956 Oscillatable bark-removing jet continuously directed toward axis of a passing log Cyrus M. Riddell Everett, WA
    Oscillatable bark-removing jet continuously directed toward axis of a passing log David J. Rattenbury Everett, WA  
2,765,198 Oct. 02, 1956 Hydraulic barker Marion F. Fish Woodlinville, WA
    Hydraulic barker William C. Briggs Everett, WA  
2,778,342 Jan. 22, 1957 Poppet type valve distributing system for a servo-motor Henry W. Ringman Everett, WA "This invention relates to power cylinders and controls therefor. More particularly, it has reference to improvements in power cylinders designed for use in connection with heavy equipment such as, for example, log turners, skid lifts and the like as used in sawmill operations; it being understood, however, that the invention is not to be limited to use with any specific type of application."
2,810,181 Oct. 22, 1957 Extrusion press Konrad Ruckstuhl , Switzerland This patent was subsequently improved in patent 2,995,445.
The machine in question is for making forage briquettes for cattle feed.
2,838,248 Jun. 10, 1958 Rechipper Henry W. Ringman Everett, WA
2,861,606 Nov. 25, 1958 Remote control set works Marion F. Fish Everett, WA
RE24,665 Jul. 07, 1959 Extrusion press Konrad Ruckstuhl , Switzerland This patent was subsequently improved in patent 2,995,445.
2,922,590 Jan. 26, 1960 Chipper knife supporting means Percy Newcome Bland BC, Canada
2,944,741 Jul. 12, 1960 Hydraulic log barkers Marion F. Fish Everett, WA
2,966,842 Jan. 03, 1961 Briquetting machines James B. Roche Lake Stevens, WA The machine in question is for making forage briquettes for cattle feed.
2,984,173 May. 16, 1961 Extrusion die for briquetting machine James B. Roche Lake Stevens, WA The machine in question is for making forage briquettes for cattle feed.
    Extrusion die for briquetting machine William C. Briggs Everett, WA  
2,995,445 Aug. 08, 1961 Method of producing a forage product Fred W. Hoover Jr. Pacific Palisades, CA Improvements to patent 2,810,181.
The machine in question is for making forage briquettes for cattle feed.
    Method of producing a forage product William C. Briggs Everett, WA