Resumes
Resumes
Bruce Kniebbe Phones & Addresses
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205 Jefferson St, Frankenmuth, MI 48734 (989) 652-8207
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9313 N Ransom Rd, Wheeler, MI 48662 (989) 842-3215
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9353 Marshall Rd, Birch Run, MI 48415
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7947 Blackmar Rd, Birch Run, MI 48415
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Grand Blanc, MI
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Saginaw, MI
Work
Position:
Private Household Service Occupations
Education
Degree:
High school graduate or higher
Publications
Us Patents
Telescoping Column Having Rake Spring Assist
View pageUS Patent:
20030168843, Sep 11, 2003
Filed:
Mar 7, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/384111
Inventors:
Patrik Ryne - Bay City MI, US
Chad Gerding - Chesaning MI, US
Bruce Kniebbe - Birch Run MI, US
Chad Gerding - Chesaning MI, US
Bruce Kniebbe - Birch Run MI, US
International Classification:
B62D001/16
US Classification:
280/779000
Abstract:
A steering column assembly for a vehicle includes a steering column for operatively mounting a hand controller used for controlling the steering of the vehicle. A support member is disposed adjacent the steering column and is coupled thereto by a rake pivot connection which enables the steering column to pivot about an axis of the rake pivot connection relative to the support member along a rake adjustment path for adjusting a rake position of the steering column. A torsion spring is disposed about the axis between the steering column and the support member to provide a constant spring bias force therebetween. The torsion spring preferably provides near-equilibrium support of the column through its full rake adjust travel. The torsion spring further is readily adaptable to telescopic-type columns and does not interfere with the telescopic adjustment.
Split Ball Sleeve
View pageUS Patent:
20180010629, Jan 11, 2018
Filed:
Sep 20, 2017
Appl. No.:
15/710121
Inventors:
- Saginaw MI, US
Troy A. Daenzer - Reese MI, US
Bruce D. Kniebbe - Birch Run MI, US
Troy A. Daenzer - Reese MI, US
Bruce D. Kniebbe - Birch Run MI, US
International Classification:
F16C 3/035
F16C 33/40
F16C 29/04
B23P 15/00
F16C 33/38
F16D 3/06
F16C 33/60
F16C 33/40
F16C 29/04
B23P 15/00
F16C 33/38
F16D 3/06
F16C 33/60
Abstract:
A rolling element shaft assembly includes a solid shaft having a first end and a second end, a tubular shaft configured to receive the shaft first end, and a bearing sleeve coupled to the solid shaft. The bearing sleeve includes a first portion defining a first edge, a second edge, and at least one first bearing aperture, and a second portion defining a third edge, a fourth edge, and at least one second bearing aperture. The first portion is configured to couple to the second portion about the solid shaft. The bearing sleeve further includes at least one first bearing disposed within the at least one first bearing aperture and at least one second bearing disposed within the at least one second bearing aperture.
Split Ball Sleeve
View pageUS Patent:
20160138644, May 19, 2016
Filed:
Nov 19, 2014
Appl. No.:
14/547558
Inventors:
- Saginaw MI, US
Troy A. Daenzer - Reese MI, US
Bruce D. Kniebbe - Birch Run MI, US
Troy A. Daenzer - Reese MI, US
Bruce D. Kniebbe - Birch Run MI, US
International Classification:
F16C 3/035
F16C 33/60
B23P 15/00
F16C 29/04
F16C 33/60
B23P 15/00
F16C 29/04
Abstract:
In one aspect, a rolling element shaft assembly is provided. The rolling element shaft assembly includes a solid shaft having a first end and a second end, a tubular shaft configured to receive the shaft first end, and a bearing sleeve coupled to the solid shaft. The bearing sleeve includes a first portion defining a first edge, a second edge, and at least one first bearing aperture, and a second portion defining a third edge, a fourth edge, and at least one second bearing aperture. The first portion is configured to couple to the second portion about the solid shaft. The bearing sleeve further includes at least one first bearing disposed within the at least one first bearing aperture and at least one second bearing disposed within the at least one second bearing aperture.