John Scott Wiese, Age 66Wildwood, MO

2008001, Jan 17, 2008

Jul 17, 2006

11/487775

John Wiese - Florissant MO, US

F16L 21/00

285417

A coupling arrangement for installing an electrical conduit encased in concrete is disclosed. The coupling arrangement includes an elongated, hollow nonmetallic coupling member defining a conduit in communication with a proximal opening and a distal opening. The coupling member further includes an inner annular shoulder defined around the inner circumference of the conduit which divides the conduit into a shorter conduit and a longer conduit. The inner annular shoulder may be adapted to abut a connection member when operatively connecting the coupling member to an electrical box after the concrete has been allowed to cure. Prior to connection to the electrical box, the coupling member may be cut flush with the concrete surface and the new distal opening closed off with a plug until the installer is ready to engage the connection member.

4663837, May 12, 1987

Aug 28, 1985

6/770628

Russell W. Hoeffken - Belleville IL
John M. Wiese - Red Bud IL

SnyderGeneral Corporation - Minneapolis MN

B23D 1526
B21D 4102

29727

A furnace heat exchanger and support plate assembly are joined together by a cooperating oval rim defining an opening in the heat exchanger and an opening formed by a mating flange on a partition plate and extending perpendicular to the plane of the plate. The flange on the partition plate is inserted in the opening in the heat exchanger unit and expanded radially outward with respect to the central longitudinal axis of the openings by a multiple jaw expander mechanism which is inserted through the opening in the plate into the interior of the heat exchanger. A second expander apparatus is inserted in the opening after withdrawal of the first expander to engage and expand portions of the flanges which were not fully displaced by the first expander. The expander mechanisms include radially and axially movable jaws comprising plural oval shaped jaw segments which are engaged by an axially movable mandrel.

4394111, Jul 19, 1983

Sep 11, 1981

6/301080

John M. Wiese - Red Bud IL
Russell W. Hoeffken - Belleville IL

Snyder General Corporation - Red Bud IL

F28F 1312
F04B 3504
F04D 2954

417360

A top cover, motor, fan and fan shroud for an air conditioning unit are assembled into an integrated structure with motor supporting legs which attach to the top cover and cause the shroud to be drawn against the cover. The legs connect with the shroud in a manner serving to preserve the concentricity of the shroud, and attach to the inside of a band which can be tightened to assure containment of the motor in a defined position under the shroud and vented portion of the cover.

4538338, Sep 3, 1985

May 2, 1983

6/490729

Russell W. Hoeffken - Belleville IL
John M. Wiese - Red Bud IL

Snyder General Corporation - Red Bud IL

B21D 3900
B21D 5302
B23P 1526

29509

A furnace heat exchanger and support plate assembly are joined together by a cooperating oval rim defining an opening in the heat exchanger and an opening formed by a mating flange on a partition plate and extending perpendicular to the plane of the plate. The flange on the partition plate is inserted in the opening in the heat exchanger unit and expanded radially outward with respect to the central longitudinal axis of the openings by a multiple jaw expander mechanism which is inserted through the opening in the plate into the interior of the heat exchanger. A second expander apparatus is inserted in the opening after withdrawal of the first expander to engage and expand portions of the flanges which were not fully displaced by the first expander. The expander mechanisms include radially and axially movable jaws comprising plural oval shaped jaw segments which are engaged by an axially movable mandrel.