Brook Jae Beaston from 79 Birdsong Cv, Jackson, TN 38305, age 66, Phone: 731 664-6004

Dishwasher Float Retainer For Dishwasher Float Switch Assembly
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US Patent:

6559397, May 6, 2003
Filed:

Jun 12, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/171305
Inventors:

Brook J. Beaston - Jackson TN
Assignee:

Maytag Corporation - Newton IA
International Classification:

H01H 3518
US Classification:

200 84R, 733225, 73305, 73308
Abstract:

A float retainer is provided for a dishwasher to limit the level of water in the dishwasher tub. The float has a stem extending downwardly through a stand pipe in the bottom of the tub and into a switch bracket which houses the water level control switch. A tab is provided on the switch bracket which is adapted to snap fit around the float stem, thereby slidably retaining the retainer ring of the stem for engagement and disengagement with the switch.

Dishwasher Float Mounting Bracket With Retainer Cover
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US Patent:

7000620, Feb 21, 2006
Filed:

Jul 7, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/615360
Inventors:

Chad M. Thomas - Jackson TN, US
Brook J. Beaston - Jackson TN, US
Michael C. Simmons - Moscow TN, US
Assignee:

Maytag Corporation - Newton IA
International Classification:

B08B 7/00
H01H 35/18
G01F 23/56
US Classification:

134 252, 134 56 D, 134 57 D, 134 58 D, 200 84 R, 733225, 73305, 73308
Abstract:

A float mounting plate is provided for a dishwasher to limit the level of water in the dishwasher tub. The float has a stem extending downwardly through a stand pipe in the bottom of the tub and into a switch bracket which houses the water level control switch. A tab is provided on the switch bracket which is adapted to extend around the float stem, thereby slidably retaining the retainer ring of the stem for engagement and disengagement with the switch, and limiting lateral or horizontal movement of the stem. In one embodiment, the tab is integrally formed with the bracket, with a living hinge allowing the tab to pivot between open and closed positions. In a second embodiment, the tab snap fits onto the bracket to capture the float stem.

Herbicide Dispenser
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US Patent:

48566837, Aug 15, 1989
Filed:

Dec 31, 1987
Appl. No.:

7/140020
Inventors:

Brook J. Beaston - Wichita KS
Assignee:

Great Plains Industries, Inc. - Wichita KS
International Classification:

B65D 8854
US Classification:

222318
Abstract:

A dispensing system including a tank and a constant displacement pump mounted on the tank for dispensing liquid from the tank. Liquid is withdrawn from the tank via an adapter mounted in the tank bung and having two concentric tubular members, the inner of which receives a tube connected to the pump inlet. A standpipe extends downwardly from the inner tubular member so that liquid is withdrawn from lower portions of the tank. A bypass bore, containing a pressure relief valve, is formed in the pump body between the pump outlet and a recirculation port to return liquid from the pump outlet to the recirculation port when a valve on a delivery line from the pump is closed. The recirculation port is fluidly connected to the outer tubular member of the adapter to return the liquid to the tank.

Calibration Container
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US Patent:

49285149, May 29, 1990
Filed:

Jul 12, 1989
Appl. No.:

7/379585
Inventors:

Brook J. Beaston - Wichita KS
Assignee:

Great Plains Industries, Inc. - Wichita KS
International Classification:

G01F 2500
US Classification:

73 3
Abstract:

A calibration container for accurately measuring a desired quantity of a selected liquid, the calibration container comprising an open-top vessel made of a substantially transparent material and having a neck portion extending vertically from a body portion thereof. Scale support ribs extend along opposite sides of the neck portion to slidably support a graduated indicator scale which has a zero indicator mark, the indicator scale attachable to the neck portion in a permanent location determined after aligning the zero indicator with a liquid meniscus formed in the neck portion and viewable through the neck portion.

Coupling Device
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US Patent:

48444081, Jul 4, 1989
Filed:

Apr 11, 1988
Appl. No.:

7/180355
Inventors:

Brook J. Beaston - Wichita KS
Assignee:

Great Plains Industries, Inc. - Wichita KS
International Classification:

F16L 3728
US Classification:

2511498
Abstract:

A coupling device comprised of a male unit and a female unit used to connect and disconnect flow conducting members. The barrel of the male unit is inserted into the barrel of the female unit when the device is operatively engaged. When so engaged, the respective output ports of the male and female units are indexed. The male input port and the female output port can then be connected to respective flow conducting members so that fluid flow is facilitated.

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