Abstract: A brush guard system for mounting on the front of a vehicle. The brush guard system includes a removable brush guard construct having a brush guard shield roughly the size of the front of a vehicle. The brush guard shield is mounted to a floor assembly. The floor assembly comprises a left pivot assembly spaced from a right pivot assembly that releasably engages a hooking bar that is secured to the frame of the vehicle. The hooking bar utilizes a pair of spaced hook plates to receive and support the brush guard construct. Pivot pins are utilized to pivotably mount the brush guard construct to the hooking bar and retractable locking pins are utilized to lock the brush guard construct to the hooking bar. A deployable pivot wheel transport assembly provides a convenient method for easy donning and doffing the brush guard from the vehicle.

Abstract: An illuminated livestock band for application around the limb of livestock to serve as a marker distinguishing the state or condition of the animal. Such states can include, for example, a medicated state wherein the cattle is receiving antibiotics. Reliable identification assures milk from medicated cows does not contaminate milk distributed for human consumption. The illuminated band comprises varied colored lights that can be blinking or have constant illumination. Each color or illumination state can indicate a state or condition of the animal. Program switches are used for the user to operate the lights and/or blinking. The livestock band can utilize components such as a printed circuit board on which a combination of switches, integrated chip, capacitors, battery, resistors, and LEDs are utilized. A portion of the livestock band houses the electronic components and can include locking/release mechanisms for easy removal and application of the band from the animal.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a brush guard system for mounting on the front of a vehicle. The brush guard system includes a removable brush guard construct having a brush guard shield roughly the size of the front of a vehicle. The brush guard shield is mounted to a floor assembly. The floor assembly comprises a left pivot assembly spaced from a right pivot assembly that releasably engages a hooking bar that is secured to the frame of the vehicle. The hooking bar utilizes a pair of spaced hook plates to receive and support the brush guard construct. Pivot pins are utilized to pivotably mount the brush guard construct to the hooking bar and retractable locking pins are utilized to lock the brush guard construct to the hooking bar. A deployable pivot wheel transport assembly provides a convenient method for easy donning and doffing the brush guard from the vehicle.

Abstract: A brush guard system for mounting on the front of a vehicle. The brush guard system includes a removable brush guard construct having a brush guard shield roughly the size of the front of a vehicle. The brush guard shield is mounted to a floor assembly. The floor assembly comprises a left pivot assembly spaced from a right pivot assembly that releasably engages a hooking bar that is secured to the frame of the vehicle. The hooking bar utilizes a pair of spaced hook plates to receive and support the brush guard construct. Pivot pins are utilized to pivotably mount the brush guard construct to the hooking bar and retractable locking pins are utilized to lock the brush guard construct to the hooking bar.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a brush guard system for mounting on the front of a vehicle. The brush guard system includes a removable brush guard construct having a brush guard shield roughly the size of the front of a vehicle. The brush guard shield is mounted to a floor assembly. The floor assembly comprises a left pivot assembly spaced from a right pivot assembly that releasably engages a hooking bar that is secured to the frame of the vehicle. The hooking bar utilizes a pair of spaced hook plates to receive and support the brush guard construct. Pivot pins are utilized to pivotably mount the brush guard construct to the hooking bar and retractable locking pins are utilized to lock the brush guard construct to the hooking bar.

Abstract: A handheld electronic unit is for marking and scoring a game of squash rackets, racquetball, badminton and table tennis (both singles and doubles and inclusive of their particular variations of scoring) by an observer (the Marker/Referee) watching the game from outside of the court or field of play. It improves/standardizes scoring during matches. The device guides the user through starting and setting up a match, entering in player information, and requires minimal user input while scoring a match. Player information and statistics as well as match results are stored automatically into a database on the device, which can be linked to a computer to upload and download the information.