Abstract: A refuse collecting and disposal handling vehicle know as TEAM II USA™ is basically two vehicles working together in a tandem. The parent vehicle is arranged and configured to properly lift and empty a front-loading refuse container. The companion vehicle (The Accumulator) is arranged and configured in a trailer mode. The parent vehicle that tows the Accumulator is further arranged internally with a mutilating device which will, upon demand, process the bulk refuse received and converts it into many bits and small pieces, chips and saw dust. These bits and pieces are allowed to drop into a strong wind stream, which will transfer the bits and pieces into the Accumulator via a transition wind tunnel.

Abstract: A pickup truck conversion dumping body comprises two separate assemblies; one comprising of an open cargo box (Dumper) configured to accommodate pickup truck cargo bed; a companion assembly comprising of a track system with a movable carriage (Shuttle) which may be manuevered back and forth with a chain drive. The two assemblies are attached to one another with the cargo box body riding upon the carriage and attached to the carriage with connecting links. The carriage is arranged into the track system with caster means allowing it to ride in a horizontal position under normal operation. An escape pattern is provided with the track system, which allows the cargo box to be easily tilted. When the carriage has traveled a predetermined distance, the cargo box is then tilted downward by the force of gravity, causing its contents to be dumped.

Abstract: An apparatus of the kind for playing programmable electronic data games, comprising structure for interchanging programmable data and, recording the same on visual displays, a device for printing out data information, and mechanism for a skillful operator to manipulate the apparatus to perform various given functions.

Abstract: An apparatus having a heating chamber, (combustion chamber) a heat storing means and heat transferring means of the kind used in households, commercial furnaces, heaters, boilers, etc., having a heating chamber which is spherically arranged; with ports for receiving fuels and a valve for regulating the internal pressure and temperature, allowing for excessive heat to be exhausted into a secondary heat recovery manifold. The spherical heating chamber allows the heat to radiate uniformly. Said heat is stored by mantle material. Said mantle being entirely surrounded by a crust layer and insulating means and an outside protective covering. The apparatus also having means for transferring the stored heat for heating purposes as is generally in common use.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a cart or pick-up truck capable of transporting a load on level ground, hills and inclines and up stairways and the like wherein the operator thereof is capable of maintaining a constant erect position during operation, regardless of the contour of the terrain over which the cart is driven. The cart includes a frame having a rotatable upward handle portion, the handle portion being rotatable in a direction away from and toward the operator and having a stop when rotated in a direction toward the operator so that the rotatable portion of the handle is never rotated to the point where it is coaxial with the remaining portion of the frame. The cart also includes a pair of individually rotatable wheels, each wheel having a rotatable shaft whereby the wheels individually seek their own level, depending upon the terrain over which the cart is pulled or pushed.