Isaac R Rinkewich DeceasedPO Box 1209, Hightstown, NJ 08520

6497143, Dec 24, 2002

Jul 17, 2000

09/617727

Isaac Rinkewich - Hightstown NJ, 08520

A01J 906

73224, 73305, 7386157, 137395, 137409

Liquid, such as milk, enters the sealed container from an inlet at the top of the container and exits through an outlet at the bottom of the container. The quantity of liquid in the container is sensed and a microprocessor calculates the total volume of liquid. During periods of low flow, such as at the beginning and at the end of the milking cycle, the outlet is automatically closed, partially or completely, by a motorized valve connected to the microprocessor, or by a weighted float situated within the container, so as to accumulate the liquid during those periods thereby enhancing the accuracy of the measurement.

2004014, Aug 5, 2004

Jan 30, 2003

10/353257

Isaac Rinkewich - Hightstown NJ, US

E06B003/06

160/235000

Each link of a flexible multi-link closure includes a cylindrical male member and a female member. The female member includes an open arcuate wall, in part defining a recess adapted to moveably receive the male member of an adjacent link. A part connects the members of each link in a fixed, spaced relationship at a distance approximately equal to the thickness of the wall of the female member. One edge of the wall of the female member is spaced from a line extending through the center points of the members by a distance approximately equal to half the length of the connecting part.

D313878, Jan 15, 1991

Oct 19, 1988

7/266921

Isaac Rinkewich - Hightstown NJ

Poly Maid-Cart Corp., Inc. - Hightstown NJ

D34 21

D316510, Jun 13, 1989

Oct 27, 1986

6/923695

Isaac Rinkewich - Hightstown NJ

D34 20

5052620, Oct 1, 1991

May 25, 1990

7/528396

Isaac Rinkewich - Hightstown NJ

B05B 108

239101

A rotary water sprinkler includes a plunger reciprocatable within the nozzle to restrict and englarge the nozzle throat so as to enable larger size nozzles to be used for obtaining a larger range, while the reciprocating plunger cyclically restricts and enlarges the nozzle discharge nozzle to restrict the discharge rate. The sprinkler further includes a pivotal arm impacted by the water jet and returned by a spring in order to reciprocate the plunger and also to rotate the sprinkler head.

5066031, Nov 19, 1991

May 25, 1990

7/528398

Isaac Rinkewich - Hightstown NJ

B62M 104

280221

A self-propelled vehicle includes a pair of foot treadles mounted in side-by-side relation, and an overrunning clutch for each foot treadle. Each foot treadle is mounted to the frame by a four-link parallelogram retaining the respective foot treadle substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the vehicle frame as the foot treadle is driven downwardly by the operator's foot and is returned upwardly by springs.

5421515, Jun 6, 1995

May 31, 1994

8/252134

Isaac Rinkewich - Hightstown NJ

B05B 1212

239 68

An automatic irrigation device for plants which is automatically activated in correlation with the evapotranspiration needs of the plants comprises an open-top fluid evaporation pan containing the irrigating fluids, the fluids being capable of evaporating from the pan, thereby reducing its weight. A fluid conduit attached to a fluid inlet port conducts the fluids to the plants and the pan while a valve, interposed between the inlet port and the conduit and operatively connected to the pan, controls the conduction of the fluids to the pan and the plants. A counter-force member exerts a force on the pan in a direction opposite to that of the force of gravity. When the pan holds more than a first amount of fluid the valve closes and the device enters the evaporating stage. When the pan holds less than a second, lesser amount of fluid the valve opens and the device enters the irrigating stage. The device can be used to automatically irrigate a large number of plants simultaneously.

5294140, Mar 15, 1994

Sep 14, 1992

7/944769

Isaac Rinkewich - Hightstown NJ

B62M 104

280221

A self-propelled vehicle includes a frame having a pair of foot treadles mounted in side-by-side relation and depressible with respect to the frame; an overrunning clutch for each of the foot treadles and having a drive member coupled to its respective foot treadle and a driven member coupled to the drive wheel; and a planetary gear assembly for each of the overrunning clutches for coupling the drive member to the respective foot treadle such as to multiply, by a factor of at least two, the displacement of the clutch driven member by its respective foot treadle.