Andrew F Suhy, Age 553000 Valley View Dr, Toledo, OH 43615

2002007, Jun 20, 2002

Nov 14, 2001

09/990911

J. Bly - Maumee OH, US
David Spieldenner - Gibsonburg OH, US
Aaron Roth - Sylvania OH, US
Patrick O'Brien - Maumee OH, US
Andrew Suhy - West New York NJ, US
Brent Parent - Holland OH, US

G06F017/60

705/035000

A database is configured and information associated with a plurality of assets is stored in the database. The system automatically analyzes the information in accordance with a set of pre-defined conditions. When a pre-defined condition is met, the subsystem recommends asset disposition using a hierarchy of disposition options, and the conditions and the options are selected to reduce expense and to maximize the return on investment for the asset user. The hierarchy of options are typically manually checked and confirmed, and a rejection of the hierarchy of options generates feedback with the system modifying as appropriate the availability of future options.

2005013, Jun 16, 2005

Feb 14, 2005

11/005599

John Melby - Toledo OH, US
Andrew Suhy - West New York NJ, US
Brent Parent - Toledo OH, US

G06F017/60

705001000

A computer based system automatically gathers, analyzes, and delivers information relating to the procurement and utilization of a plurality of such assets, such as a fleet of industrial equipment, so as to maximize productivity and to reduce operating costs and administrative burdens. Each of the assets is preferably provided with a data acquisition device for sensing and storing one or more operating characteristics associated therewith. That information can be transmitted through space to a receiver connected to a local controller for storing such information and for transmitting such information to a remote analysis system. The remote analysis system automatically updates individual records associated with each of the assets with the information received. In response to such information, the remote analysis system automatically analyzes the newly provided information and schedules maintenance as required. Information associated with the maintenance is also recorded electronically to maximize efficiency, provide historical trends, automate billing, and control inventory levels.

2006022, Oct 12, 2006

Jun 12, 2006

11/451022

Andrew Suhy - West New York NJ, US
Brent Parent - Holland OH, US

G06Q 99/00

705001000

A computer based system automatically gathers, analyzes, and delivers information relating to the procurement and utilization of a plurality of such assets, such as a fleet of industrial equipment, so as to maximize productivity and to reduce operating costs and administrative burdens. Each of the assets is preferably provided with a data acquisition device for sensing and storing one or more operating characteristics associated therewith. That information can be transmitted through space to a receiver connected to a local controller for storing such information and for transmitting such information over the internet to a remote analysis system. The remote analysis system automatically updates individual records associated with each of the assets with the information received from the internet. In response to such information, the remote analysis system automatically analyzes the newly provided information and generates reports regarding scheduled maintenance, warranty coverage, and other management information. These reports can be transmitted back over the internet to an administrative controller for review by one or more persons responsible for managerial review. Additionally or alternatively, the remote analysis system can automatically post such reports on a website and, thus, be made available to one or more of such persons upon request.

8201463, Jun 19, 2012

Jun 17, 2010

12/817635

Andrew Suhy - Toledo OH, US
Chad Truckor - Swanton OH, US

Total Fleet Solutions - Holland OH

G01D 7/00

73862041, 73856

A fixture for measuring clamping forces applied by lift truck clamps has a frame and two or more load measuring assemblies which are adjustably mounted for optimal positioning between the clamps. Actual force measurements are compared to acceptable values and composite feedback is provided using at least two measurements and two comparisons. The system is particularly useful for measuring force balance for clamps having pivotable platens.