Abstract: Disclosed is a seal comprising a first sealing surface with a first lip at a terminus of the first sealing surface and a second lip spaced axially apart from the first lip. A third lip is spaced radially apart from the second lip flexes away from the third lip when the seal is installed.

Abstract: A seal has a casing having an outer-diameter surface, an interior facing surface, an exterior facing surface, and a chamfered surface between the exterior facing surface and the outer-diameter surface. A sleeve assembly is positioned radially inward from the casing, and has at least one dust lip that engages an interior side of the chamfered surface for blocking debris from the interior facing surface of the seal. A primary sealing body is positioned radially inward from the casing for blocking debris from the interior facing surface of the casing. The sleeve assembly rotates either with the casing or with respect to the casing.

Abstract: An unloading auger for an agricultural harvester includes an inner auger; an outer auger pivotally coupled with the inner auger; and an over center linkage coupled between the inner auger and the outer auger. The outer auger is movable between an unfolded position and a folded position. The over center linkage is movable to a first over center position when the outer auger is in the unfolded position, and a second over center position when the outer auger is in the folded position.

Abstract: An unloading auger for an agricultural harvester includes an inner auger having an outer end and a first coupler at the outer end. The first coupler includes a first engagement cog. An outer auger is pivotally attached to the outer end of the inner auger. The outer auger has an inner end and a second coupler at the inner end. The second coupler includes a second engagement cog. The first coupler or second coupler includes at least one engagement assistor configured to rotate the outer auger prior to engagement between the first engagement cog and the second engagement cog.

Abstract: A system and apparatus for acquiring images of electric transmission line tower structures, equipment attached to said tower structures, and transmission lines suspended from said towers. The system uses a fixed wing aircraft and an arrangement of at least one still camera, means for detecting a tower structure, a data storage unit, and a central processing unit containing operational software. The central processing unit is connected to the camera, the means for detecting a tower structure, and the storage unit. The detection means is a laser altimeter or a combination of preset longitude/latitude coordinates for tower locations and a GPS unit which supplies continuous longitude/latitude coordinates for the aircraft location for comparison to those preset coordinates. The aircraft is flown along the transmission line at a predetermined altitude above the tops of said towers (60–100 feet).

Abstract: An electrically balanced fluid manifold assembly for supplying a fluid to an electrochemical fuel cell system comprising at least two fuel cell stacks electrically connected in series, each fuel cell stack comprising an inlet fluid port and an outlet fluid port, the manifold assembly comprising: a primary inlet fluid line; a primary outlet fluid line; at least two branch inlet fluid lines, fluidly connecting the primary inlet fluid line to each inlet fluid port of the at least two fuel cell stacks; and at least two branch outlet fluid lines, fluidly connecting each outlet fluid port of the at least two fuel cell stacks to the primary outlet fluid line, wherein the branch inlet fluid lines and the branch outlet fluid lines are configured such that the electrical resistance is essentially the same between (a) each inlet fluid port of the at least two fuel cell stacks and the primary inlet fluid line, and (b) each outlet fluid port of the at least two fuel cell stacks and the primary outlet fluid line.