Patents by Inventor Bruce Wilton

Bruce Wilton has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20120132115
    Abstract: An assembly for selectively supplying particulate material to an air seeder, an agricultural implement able to selectively supply and dispense particulate material into the ground and a method of selectively dispensing particulate material into the ground are provided. The assembly has at least one supply receptacle for receiving particulate material from a source and a metering roller for supplying the material to an air seeder. The assembly is operative to selectively supply the material to the air seeder and prevent the material from being supplied to the air seeder. The implement can use the assembly to selectively supply particulate material to ground engaging openers where the particulate material will be dispensed into the ground. Particulate material can be selectively supplied to the implement when it is desired to have the particulate material dispensed into the ground and then prevented from being supplied to the implement when it is not desirable.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 7, 2012
    Publication date: May 31, 2012
    Applicant: ONE PASS IMPLEMENTS INC.
    Inventors: BRIAN DEAN, PATRICK BEAUJOT, DAVID DUKE, BRUCE WILTON, BARRY MELANSON, JUSTIN VARJASSY, WARD JAMES HEPTING, DAVE HUNDEBY
  • Patent number: 8141504
    Abstract: An assembly for selectively supplying particulate material to an air seeder, an agricultural implement able to selectively supply and dispense particulate material into the ground and a method of selectively dispensing particulate material into the ground are provided. The assembly has at least one supply receptacle for receiving particulate material from a source and a metering roller for supplying the material to an air seeder. The assembly is operative to selectively supply the material to the air seeder and prevent the material from being supplied to the air seeder. The implement can use the assembly to selectively supply particulate material to ground engaging openers where the particulate material will be dispensed into the ground. Particulate material can be selectively supplied to the implement when it is desired to have the particulate material dispensed into the ground and then prevented from being supplied to the implement when it is not desirable.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 9, 2009
    Date of Patent: March 27, 2012
    Assignee: One Pass Implements Inc.
    Inventors: Brian Dean, Patrick Beaujot, David Duke, Bruce Wilton, Barry Melanson, Justin Varjassy, Ward James Hepting, Dave Hundeby
  • Publication number: 20100132600
    Abstract: An assembly for selectively supplying particulate material to an air seeder, an agricultural implement able to selectively supply and dispense particulate material into the ground and a method of selectively dispensing particulate material into the ground are provided. The assembly has at least one supply receptacle for receiving particulate material from a source and a metering roller for supplying the material to an air seeder. The assembly is operative to selectively supply the material to the air seeder and prevent the material from being supplied to the air seeder. The implement can use the assembly to selectively supply particulate material to ground engaging openers where the particulate material will be dispensed into the ground. Particulate material can be selectively supplied to the implement when it is desired to have the particulate material dispensed into the ground and then prevented from being supplied to the implement when it is not desirable.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 9, 2009
    Publication date: June 3, 2010
    Applicant: ONE PASS IMPLEMENTS INC.
    Inventors: BRIAN DEAN, PATRICK BEAUJOT, DAVID DUKE, BRUCE WILTON, BARRY MELANSON, JUSTIN VARJASSY, WARD JAMES HEPTING, DAVE HUNDEBY
  • Patent number: 7147241
    Abstract: The present invention relates to a steering device for facilitating the steering of an implement towed by a work vehicle. The towed implement, for example, a farm implement such as a seeding device, comprises a main frame having front and rear ends and at least one steerable surface engaging wheel attached to the frame. The steering device comprising a sensor means mounted on the main frame of the towed implement for sensing a misalignment of the towed implement and the work vehicle and producing a signal corresponding to the misalignment. The steering device further comprises a steering means associated with the steerable wheel for receiving the signal produced by the sensor means and for effecting movement of the steerable wheel in response to the signal until the towed implement and the work vehicle are once again realigned.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 2, 2003
    Date of Patent: December 12, 2006
    Assignee: One Pass Implements Inc.
    Inventors: Pat Beaujot, Penny Howells, Bruce Wilton, Brian Dean, Brian Kent
  • Publication number: 20040217575
    Abstract: The present invention relates to a steering device for facilitating the steering of an implement towed by a work vehicle. The towed implement, for example, a farm implement such as a seeding device, comprises a main frame having front and rear ends and at least one steerable surface engaging wheel attached to the frame. The steering device comprising a sensor means mounted on the main frame of the towed implement for sensing a misalignment of the towed implement and the work vehicle and producing a signal corresponding to the misalignment. The steering device further comprises a steering means associated with the steerable wheel for receiving the signal produced by the sensor means and for effecting movement of the steerable wheel in response to the signal until the towed implement and the work vehicle are once again realigned.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 2, 2003
    Publication date: November 4, 2004
    Inventors: Pat Beaujot, Penny Howells, Bruce Wilton, Brian Dean, Brian Kent