Edward C Gnesa

47937319, Dec 27, 1988

Aug 3, 1987

7/080783

Edward C. Gnesa - Santa Maria CA

E01C 2303

404 83

A truck having a road oil spreader is equipped with an apparatus for simultaneous application of oil and paving fabric to the road surface. The apparatus includes an assembly for engaging a roll of paving fabric comprising adjustable cone arms mounted on end plates that rotatably hold the core of the fabric roll. The fabric is drawn over a guide shaft and beneath a sectioned box beam having a series of longitudinally aligned brushes. The shaft and brushes are connected to the opposing end plates which are attached to a lateral support beam. The end plates and box beam include joint, drive and connection means that permit longitudinal, vertical and angular adjustment of the guide shaft and brushes. As oil is sprayed over the road surface, the fabric unrolls and becomes embedded in the oil by action of the brushes pushing the fabric into the oil-coated surface.

42719690, Jun 9, 1981

Mar 5, 1979

6/017190

Edward C. Gnesa - Santa Maria CA

A47F 700

211 64

A portable long barrel firearm stand adapted for use with a rifle or shotgun having a barrel and a fixed stock, wherein the stand includes an elongated support member having a hollowed out central area and an exterior which terminates at one end in a pointed stud and at the other end which terminates in an aperture which defines a locking guide surface, a guide and alignment support which is formed into a substantially U-shaped member having a long leg and a short leg, the long leg of which is adapted to be inserted into and passed through the aperture defining the locking guide surface and slideably moveable within the hollowed out central area and the short leg of which is formed into an alignment member spaced a predetermined distance from the elongated guide support which is equal to the distance required to enable a firearm having a barrel and fixed stock to be held substantially parallel to the axis of the elongated support member, a conical shape, self-aligning support member affixed to the short leg and adapted to be inserted into the opening of the barrel and a butt support member fixedly mounted to the elongated support member above the pointed stud is shown.

46842896, Aug 4, 1987

Jun 13, 1986

6/874033

Edward C. Gnesa - Santa Maria CA

E01C 1948

404 75

A truck having a road oil spreader is equipped with an apparatus for simultaneous application of oil and paving fabric to the road surface. The apparatus includes an assembly for engaging a roll of paving fabric comprising adjustable cone arms mounted on a collapsible boom that rotatably hold the core section of the fabric roll. The fabric is drawn over an idler shaft and beneath a series of longitudinally aligned brushes. The shaft and brushes are connected to each opposing end of the oil spreader by a removable outwardly extending side framework. The framework includes joint and connection means that permit longitudinal and angular adjustment of the idler shaft and brushes. As oil is sprayed over the road surface, the fabric unrolls and becomes embedded in the oil by action of the brushes pushing the fabric into the oil-coated surface.