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Vernon E Arivett

from Verona, MO
Deceased
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Also known as:
Vernon Eugene Arivett, Vernon E Arive, Rivet A Vernon
Related to:
Norma J Glades, 94Melissa D Glades, 44Todd Arivett, 46Melissa Barkhoff, 42Todd Arivett, 49Brittany N Arivett, 39Buddy ArivettDarrell S Lattimer, 65Travis E Arivett, 48Wendy R Arivett, 57Rebecca Lattimer, 64Darrell S Lattimer, 73Helen J Arivett, 90Patricia Diane Arivett, 48Brittany Arivett, 59
Connected to:
Neshmil Ariy, 39Richard Ariya, 76Mahesh N Ariyakula, 51Bambang Ariyanto, 69Navin Ariyaprakai, 54Byron H Ariyaratnam, 59Olanrewaju A Ariyibi, 35Adeolu A Ariyo, 54Adewale Ariyo, 39Isaac B Ariyo, 71

Vernon Arivett Phones & Addresses

  • Verona, MO
  • Monett, MO
  • Purdy, MO
  • Pierce City, MO
  • Joplin, MO

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Us Patents

Truss Chord And Truss System With Ribs And Radiuses

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US Patent:
20100180531, Jul 22, 2010
Filed:
Dec 23, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/646958
Inventors:
Vernon Eugene Arivett - Verona MO, US
David Wayne Arivett - Verona MO, US
International Classification:
E04B 1/38
E04C 3/11
E04H 12/00
US Classification:
52643, 526551, 527452, 52698
Abstract:
A truss chord includes a facing surface with ridges, sides with ridges, and an attachment surface on the side to attach to frame members. The truss chord transfers the weight to the frame member, and the truss chord helps prevent lateral movement relative to the frame member. The truss chord is made of extruded aluminum, and includes a flared section at the interface between the facing surface and the side that forms an arc, and a portion at the end of the side in the shape of an arc. A truss chord system includes top and bottom truss chords connected by square tubing frame members.

Device And Method For Removing A Pool Or Deck Cover Anchor

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US Patent:
20140250655, Sep 11, 2014
Filed:
Mar 7, 2014
Appl. No.:
14/201653
Inventors:
Vernon Eugene Arivett - Verona MO, US
International Classification:
B25B 27/14
B66F 15/00
US Classification:
2940208, 254131, 254 8 R, 29267, 294264
Abstract:
A device for removing a pool or deck cover anchor includes a base having a front, a rear, and two sides; a swivel rotatably attached to the front of the base with dowel pins so that the swivel will rotate to stay level; a U-shaped gripping element on the swivel, adapted to grip the anchor; a handle attached to the rear of the base, the handle being substantially longer than the swivel; a handle stop on the handle; and wheels rotatably attached to the sides of the base; wherein the handle, base, and swivel form a lever and the wheels allow the tool to roll so that a generally downward force on the handle produces a straight vertical force on the anchor that lifts the anchor out of the ground. Methods for removing and replacing anchors utilize the tool as further described.
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Vernon E Arivett from Verona, MODeceased Get Report