William D Quigg

US Patent:

20090229708, Sep 17, 2009

Filed:

Mar 11, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/402431

Inventors:

William D. Quigg - Hoquiam WA, US

Assignee:

Barrier West, Inc. - Aberdeen WA

International Classification:

A01G 23/095
B66C 1/42

US Classification:

144 41, 294106

Abstract:

A system to compact brushwood at logging sites and to allow its rapid removal from logging sites is described. The system includes a grappling claw fitted with at least one swivelable or pivotable chainsaw to the side of the grappling claw. The grappling claw pinches a bundle of brushwood and the at least one chainsaw cuts it into bundled sections. Another embodiment includes a grappling claw fitted with two chainsaws, each chainsaw pivotably mounted on each side of the grappling claw and may be adjusted to different inter-chainsaw separations. The pinched brushwood bundle is sawed into bundle sections defined by the distance between the two chainsaws and/or to lengths falling externally from the chainsaws not held by the grappling claw.

US Patent:

20020004732, Jan 10, 2002

Filed:

May 4, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/849504

Inventors:

William Quigg - Hoquiam WA, US

International Classification:

G06F017/60

US Classification:

705/007000, 705/014000

Abstract:

A method and computer system for processing a paper product. The computer system can include a product order tracker configured to receive a paper product order from a paper purchaser to purchase paper product that is produced by a paper manufacturer. The paper product can include a roll of paper or plurality of unbound stacked paper sheets. The system can further include a promotions order tracker configured to receive a promotional material order from a third-party advertiser to place promotional material on an enclosure for the paper product or in the enclosure for the paper product. The system can still further include a paper product tracker configured to provide instructions for creating the enclosure for the paper product. The enclosure can have or enclose the promotional material of the received promotional material order, and the paper product tracker can further be configured to provide instructions to enclose the paper product of the received order with the created enclosure. The paper manufacturer, the paper purchaser, and the third-party advertiser are different entities, and the third-party advertiser pays to have the promotional material placed on or enclosed by the enclosure of the paper product.