Patents by Inventor Jacob A. Hamburger
Jacob A. Hamburger 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).
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Patent number: 8172030Abstract: A control system for a work machine. The control system allows an operator to selectively maintain control of a ground drive, a work tool, or both the ground drive and the work tool. The system provides a foot pedal movable between multiple positions. The foot pedal allows an operator to selectively hold the position of one or both of the ground drive control and work tool control. When the foot pedal is in a first position, the work tool control and ground drive control are not affected. When the foot pedal is in a second position, the position of the work tool control is maintained, while the ground drive control is not affected. When the foot pedal is in a third position, the position of the work tool control is maintained and the position of the ground drive control is maintained. A work tool control lock is used to prevent the work tool control from engaging when the foot pedal is in the second position or the third position.Type: GrantFiled: January 20, 2011Date of Patent: May 8, 2012Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Sewell, Jacob A. Hamburger
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Publication number: 20110108350Abstract: A control system for a work machine. The control system allows an operator to selectively maintain control of a ground drive, a work tool, or both the ground drive and the work tool. The system provides a foot pedal movable between multiple positions. The foot pedal allows an operator to selectively hold the position of one or both of the ground drive control and work tool control. When the foot pedal is in a first position, the work tool control and ground drive control are not affected. When the foot pedal is in a second position, the position of the work tool control is maintained, while the ground drive control is not affected. When the foot pedal is in a third position, the position of the work tool control is maintained and the position of the ground drive control is maintained. A work tool control lock is used to prevent the work tool control from engaging when the foot pedal is in the second position or the third position.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 20, 2011Publication date: May 12, 2011Applicant: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Sewell, Jacob A. Hamburger
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Patent number: 7874396Abstract: A control system for a work machine. The control system allows an operator to selectively maintain control of a ground drive, a work tool, or both the ground drive and the work tool. The system provides a foot pedal movable between multiple positions. The foot pedal allows an operator to selectively hold the position of one or both of the ground drive control and work tool control. When the foot pedal is in a first position, the work tool control and ground drive control are not affected. When the foot pedal is in a second position, the position of the work tool control is maintained, while the ground drive control is not affected. When the foot pedal is in a third position, the position of the work tool control is maintained and the position of the ground drive control is maintained. A work tool control lock is used to prevent the work tool control from engaging when the foot pedal is in the second position or the third position.Type: GrantFiled: November 23, 2009Date of Patent: January 25, 2011Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Sewell, Jacob A. Hamburger
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Publication number: 20100089684Abstract: A control system for a work machine. The control system allows an operator to selectively maintain control of a ground drive, a work tool, or both the ground drive and the work tool. The system provides a foot pedal movable between multiple positions. The foot pedal allows an operator to selectively hold the position of one or both of the ground drive control and work tool control. When the foot pedal is in a first position, the work tool control and ground drive control are not affected. When the foot pedal is in a second position, the position of the work tool control is maintained, while the ground drive control is not affected. When the foot pedal is in a third position, the position of the work tool control is maintained and the position of the ground drive control is maintained. A work tool control lock is used to prevent the work tool control from engaging when the foot pedal is in the second position or the third position.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 23, 2009Publication date: April 15, 2010Applicant: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Sewell, Jacob A. Hamburger
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Patent number: 7621366Abstract: A control system for a work machine. The control system allows an operator to selectively maintain control of a ground drive, a work tool, or both the ground drive and the work tool. The system provides a foot pedal movable between multiple positions. The foot pedal allows an operator to selectively hold the position of one or both of the ground drive control and work tool control. When the foot pedal is in a first position, the work tool control and ground drive control are not affected. When the foot pedal is in a second position, the position of the work tool control is maintained, while the ground drive control is not affected. When the foot pedal is in a third position, the position of the work tool control is maintained and the position of the ground drive control is maintained. A work tool control lock is used to prevent the work tool control from engaging when the foot pedal is in the second position or the third position.Type: GrantFiled: March 30, 2007Date of Patent: November 24, 2009Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Sewell, Jacob A. Hamburger
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Publication number: 20070227803Abstract: A control system for a work machine. The control system allows an operator to selectively maintain control of a ground drive, a work tool, or both the ground drive and the work tool. The system provides a foot pedal movable between multiple positions. The foot pedal allows an operator to selectively hold the position of one or both of the ground drive control and work tool control. When the foot pedal is in a first position, the work tool control and ground drive control are not affected. When the foot pedal is in a second position, the position of the work tool control is maintained, while the ground drive control is not affected. When the foot pedal is in a third position, the position of the work tool control is maintained and the position of the ground drive control is maintained. A work tool control lock is used to prevent the work tool control from engaging when the foot pedal is in the second position or the third position.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 30, 2007Publication date: October 4, 2007Applicant: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Sewell, Jacob A. Hamburger
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Publication number: 20070220783Abstract: A trenching assembly featuring a novel auger arrangement. The arrangement comprises an auger assembly and a digging chain rotatably connected to a trenching boom. The digging chain rotates, driven by a motor, to dislodge soil and creating a trench. The dislodged soil, or spoil, builds up near a projected path of the digging chain. The auger assembly operates to move the spoil from a projected path of the trench. The auger rotates independently from the digging chain and is positioned such that a projected width of the digging chain intersects a threaded length of the auger assembly. The auger may rotate faster than if driven by the digging chain, allowing the auger to have a smaller diameter than conventional augers. Further, the auger can be used in conjunction with a backfill blade to refill cleaned trenches without operation of the digging chain.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 27, 2007Publication date: September 27, 2007Applicant: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Jacob A. Hamburger, Cody L. Sewell
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Patent number: D571827Type: GrantFiled: September 21, 2007Date of Patent: June 24, 2008Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Sewell, Jacob A. Hamburger, Dennis E. Bass, Stephen G. Miggels, Christopher Barrow, Henry Mack
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Patent number: D572274Type: GrantFiled: September 27, 2007Date of Patent: July 1, 2008Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Michael D. Buck, Jacob A. Hamburger, Cody L. Sewell, Dennis E. Bass, Stephen G. Miggels, Christopher Barrow, Henry Mack
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Patent number: D572275Type: GrantFiled: September 27, 2007Date of Patent: July 1, 2008Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Jacob A. Hamburger, Cody L. Sewell, Richard A. Willoughby, Dennis E. Bass, Stephen G. Miggels, Christopher Barrow, Henry Mack
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Patent number: D572730Type: GrantFiled: September 21, 2007Date of Patent: July 8, 2008Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Sewell, Jacob A. Hamburger, Dennis E. Bass, Stephen G. Miggels, Christopher Barrow, Henry Mack
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Patent number: D579464Type: GrantFiled: September 21, 2007Date of Patent: October 28, 2008Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Sewell, Jacob A. Hamburger, Michael D. Buck, Dennis E. Bass, Stephen G. Miggels, Christopher Barrow, Henry Mack
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Patent number: D579955Type: GrantFiled: September 21, 2007Date of Patent: November 4, 2008Assignee: The Charles Machine Works, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Sewell, Jacob A. Hamburger, Dennis E. Bass, Stephen G. Miggels, Christopher Barrow, Henry Mack