Abstract: An improved squeeze chute, which may be portable or stationary, includes a frame having an entrance end, an exit end, a first side, a second side, an upper end and a lower end. A first squeeze sidewall is positioned on a first side of the frame and a second sidewall is positioned on a second side of the frame. The sidewalls are movable between inner and outer positions with respect to the frame by pivot arms that pivotally link each sidewall to a single hydraulically actuatable slide rail assembly. Embodiments of the chute include entrance gate members and exit gate members. The exit gate members being movable horizontally between open and closed positions by hydraulic actuation. Embodiments of the chute include a removeable and vertically adjustable sternum bar that is receivable into a receiver bar at the exit end of the chute.

Abstract: An electrical wire housing includes a base, four sidewalls, and a lid, wherein at least two of the four sidewalls each have one or more apertures for receiving wires therethrough. In some examples, the apertures receive flexible members each having a slit therein, the slit designed to receive wires. The flexible members may each feature a first and second series of protrusions that create a water-resistant seal and secure the wires in place. The flexible members enable wires to be spliced outside of the electrical wire housing and thereafter placed within the electrical wire housing without decoupling the wires.

Abstract: A cleaning assembly for a conveyor belt includes a first blade assembly, a second blade assembly, and a coupling mechanism supporting the first and second blade assemblies. The first blade assembly includes a first blade positionable into contact against a conveyor belt adjacent a turn portion of the belt. The second blade assembly includes a second blade positionable into contact against the belt downstream from the first blade.

Abstract: A cleaning assembly for a conveyor belt includes a first blade assembly, a second blade assembly, and a coupling mechanism supporting the first and second blade assemblies. The first blade assembly includes a first blade positionable into contact against a conveyor belt adjacent a turn portion of the belt. The second blade assembly includes a second blade positionable into contact against the belt downstream from the first blade.

Abstract: A method of processing delinquency items associated with taxes on properties may include receiving preferences from two or more lenders. Delinquency items may be automatically processed according to the preferences of each lender for their respective loans. The preferences may include business rules for whether to process a delinquency item. A lender preference may include specific criteria for a determination process (e.g., criteria for when to act on delinquencies with respect to particular states).

Abstract: A method of processing delinquency items associated with taxes on properties may include receiving preferences from two or more lenders. Delinquency items may be automatically processed according to the preferences of each lender for their respective loans. The preferences may include business rules for whether to process a delinquency item. A lender preference may include specific criteria for a determination process (e.g., criteria for when to act on delinquencies with respect to particular states).