Andrew Martin Holverson, Age 631315 15Th Ave, Monroe, WI 53566

7934594, May 3, 2011

Feb 23, 2009

12/390967

Shannon B. Richardson - Earlville IA, US
Mark S. Hollinrake - Marion IA, US
Mart E. Ward - Manchester IA, US
Andrew M. Holverson - Manchester IA, US

Henderson Products, Inc. - Manchester IA

B65G 23/44

198813, 19881004, 414527

A conveyor system for a vehicle includes a belt auto-tensioning system that tensions the belt prior to belt movement but not necessarily during loading. Also included are a belt guidance system and a belt anti-slippage system. A fourth system aspect is a floating drive connection system with square or non-linear adaptor. Several benefits are obtained by using the conveyor system disclosed. Also provided are a method of using the conveyor system and a method of constructing a vehicle system combination conveyor.

8596376, Dec 3, 2013

Aug 2, 2010

12/804948

Andrew Holverson - Mineral Point WI, US
John Hromadka - Gratiot WI, US

Monroe Truck Equipment, Inc. - Monroe WI

E02F 3/76

172811, 172819

A support apparatus is disclosed for securing a material moving wing plow relative to a vehicle. The support apparatus includes a beam having a first and a second end, the beam being rigidly secured to the vehicle. A plate having a first and a second extremity is rigidly secured to the beam. A first trailing link is pivotally secured to the plate about a first pivotal axis. A second trailing link is pivotally secured to the plate about a second pivotal axis. A support arm is provided for supporting the wing plow. The support arm has a first termination and a second termination and is pivotally secured to the first trailing link about a third pivotal axis. Also, the support arm is pivotally secured to the second trailing link about a fourth pivotal axis. The first, second, third and fourth pivotal axes are spaced and parallel relative to each other so that when the vehicle moves in a forward direction, the third and fourth pivotal axes trail behind the first and second pivotal axes relative to the forward direction of the vehicle. The arrangement is such that during a plowing operation, the wing plow supported by the support arm moves smoothly over the material being moved so that a potentially dangerous diving of the wing plow into the material in a vicinity of the support arm is avoided.

2006004, Mar 9, 2006

Sep 8, 2005

11/221963

Andrew Holverson - Manchester IA, US
Glenn Ungerer - Swisher IA, US
Shannon Richardson - Earlville IA, US

Henderson Enterprises, Inc. - Manchester IA

E01C 19/20

239657000, 239668000

A vehicle including a dump body and spreader for selectively dumping and spreading materials. The vehicle includes, at least, a chassis, a body, and a spreader apparatus with a belt mechanism. A hoist is provided which extends between the body and the chassis for pivoting the body about a hinge. A tailgate is located at the rear of the body wherein the tailgate is pivotably mounted to the body. The tailgate has an opening therein to permit material to flow therethrough from the dump body to an auger assembly. The auger assembly includes an auger, which directs material to an opening through which the material will fall into the spreader apparatus. The spreader apparatus includes a body with an inlet and outlet, a belt mechanism driven by a motor, a mounting mechanism to attach it to the vehicle. The belt is driven by a motor that is controlled by a control system located in the vehicle. The control system monitors vehicle speed and then runs the belt at a speed such that all materials dispensed from the spreader outlet will have a velocity proportional and opposite to that of the vehicle, or zero speed relative to the ground.

2010009, Apr 22, 2010

Jun 19, 2009

12/488284

Andrew M. Holverson - Manchester IA, US
Glenn L. Ungerer - Swisher IA, US
Shannon B. Richardson - Earlville IA, US

Henderson Enterprises, Inc. - Manchester IA

B05D 1/40

239 11

A vehicle including a dump body and spreader for selectively dumping and spreading materials. The vehicle includes, at least, a chassis, a body, and a spreader apparatus with a belt mechanism. A hoist is provided which extends between the body and the chassis for pivoting the body about a hinge. A tailgate is located at the rear of the body wherein the tailgate is pivotably mounted to the body. The tailgate has an opening therein to permit material to flow therethrough from the dump body to an auger assembly. The auger assembly includes an auger, which directs material to an opening through which the material will fall into the spreader apparatus. The spreader apparatus includes a body with an inlet and outlet, a belt mechanism driven by a motor, a mounting mechanism to attach it to the vehicle. The belt is driven by a motor that is controlled by a control system located in the vehicle. The control system monitors vehicle speed and then runs the belt at a speed such that all materials dispensed from the spreader outlet will have a velocity equal an opposite to that of the vehicle, or zero speed relative to the ground.

6450420, Sep 17, 2002

Apr 23, 2001

09/840452

Donavon G Gerber - Monroe WI
Andrew M Holverson - Monroe WI
Rodney J. La Combe - Monroe WI

Monroe Truck Equipment Inc. - Monroe WI

A01G 2509

239172, 239 71, 239147, 239159, 239163, 239722, 239723, 239754

A disinfectant spraying apparatus is disclosed for mounting on a vehicle for spraying disinfectant on each tire of a vehicle before and after entering a livestock farm. The apparatus includes a container for containing the disinfectant, the container being mounted on the vehicle. A pump is disposed in fluid communication with the container for pumping the disinfectant from the container and a motor is provided for driving the pump. A manually operated switch is provided for selectively connecting the motor to a source of power such that when the switch is disposed in an operative disposition thereof, the motor is energized so that the motor drives the pump for generating a flow of the disinfectant downstream from the pump. A flow splitter is included for splitting the flow of the disinfectant pumped by the pump from the container such that the flow is split into a plurality of flow lines.

2022029, Sep 15, 2022

Mar 9, 2021

17/196162

- Monroe WI, US
Andrew Holverson - Monroe WI, US

E01H 5/06

A mounting bracket and method for mounting a push arm to a wing plow. The mounting bracket can include a clevis portion, a backstop, and a mounting flange. The mounting flange can have a first mounting flange hole, a second mounting flange hole, and a third mounting flange hole. The mounting bracket can be configured to be mountable to the wing plow in a first orientation using the first and second mounting flange holes and can be mountable to the plow in a second orientation, using the second and third mounting hole. The second orientation can be rotationally offset from the first orientation about at least one rotational axis.

2019014, May 16, 2019

Nov 16, 2018

16/192907

- Monroe WI, US
Andrew Holverson - Monroe WI, US

B60K 15/077

A fueling system is disclosed for use with a service vehicle with a fuel tank and a main engine, and an auxiliary system. A fuel distribution system can include at least one fuel pump and at least one fuel nozzle. A compound fuel extractor can be configured to engage the main fuel tank of the service vehicle to provide first and second overlapping flow paths out of the main fuel tank. The first overlapping flow path can direct fuel from the main fuel tank to the main engine, and the second overlapping flow path can direct fuel from the main fuel tank to the auxiliary system.

2019014, May 16, 2019

Nov 16, 2018

16/192973

- Monroe WI, US
Andrew Holverson - Monroe WI, US

B60L 1/00
F04B 17/05
F04B 19/04
F04B 23/04
B60K 25/06

A vehicle-mounted pump system is disclosed for use with a service vehicle. A chassis can be configured to be secured to the service vehicle, and a frame can be supported by the chassis. A plurality of pumps can be supported by the frame, with each of the pumps being configured to pump liquid for dispersal external to the service vehicle. A power source can be supported by at least one of the chassis and the frame. A power transmission system can be configured to transfer power from the power source to the plurality of pumps.