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Charles W Weikel

from Oak Park, IL
Age ~67
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Also known as:
Charles William Weikel, Charles W Weikei
Phone and address:
1038 S Grove Ave, Oak Park, IL 60304
Related to:
Dena Besece, 57Anna Marie Weikel, 65Lenka PreyerCarl C Besece, 88Lenka K Preyer, 96Caroline T Ladd, 63Lenka Homonnay-Preyer
Connected to:
Adrianna L Weikel, 42Brian K Weikel, 57Clint E Weikel, 56Jeanny T Weikel, 62Jerri A Weikel, 65Jordan E Weikel, 32Kristin M Weikel, 42Lisa C Weikel, 61Matthew A Weikel, 47Nicholas T Weikel, 40

Charles Weikel Phones & Addresses

  • 1038 S Grove Ave, Oak Park, IL 60304
  • 169 Green St, Annapolis, MD 21401
  • Battle Creek, MI
  • 500 Fulton St, Geneva, IL 60134 (630) 232-0715
  • Chicago, IL
  • Germantown, TN
  • Cincinnati, OH
  • Mendota, IL
  • 434 W Aldine Ave, Chicago, IL 60657

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Us Patents

Grain Sweeper Device

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US Patent:
60396474, Mar 21, 2000
Filed:
Jun 9, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/871219
Inventors:
Charles W. Weikel - Geneva IL
Assignee:
Agricultural Building Holdings, Inc. - Mendota IL
International Classification:
A01D 1702
US Classification:
460114
Abstract:
A grain sweeper mechanism having an auger supported in cantilevered fashion in front of a drive mechanism having a pair of wheels. A weight stack carried by the drive mechanism counterbalances the weight of the auger such that generally all weight is borne by the front drive wheel of the drive mechanism. The front drive wheel is operatively coupled with the outer end portion of the auger for receiving rotational power therefrom. An opening in a shroud of the auger extends generally the entire length of the auger. The drive mechanism is coupled with the auger shroud by way of an attaching mechanism which includes a slide member, channel member, threaded member and nut which allows vertical adjustment of the auger while hindering lateral movement of the drive mechanism with respect to the auger.

Grain Sweep Drive Apparatus

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US Patent:
57695903, Jun 23, 1998
Filed:
Aug 29, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/697644
Inventors:
Charles W. Weikel - Geneva IL
International Classification:
B65G 6538
US Classification:
414321
Abstract:
A drive mechanism for a radially extending grain sweeper that includes an auger for directing grain into a central opening in the floor portion of a grain storage container, said drive mechanism includes a housing coupled with the grain sweeper, a drive sprocket and tensioning sprocket mounted within the housing, a crawler track which engages the drive and tensioning sprocket. The crawler track includes a chain to which cleats are coupled in spaced fore and aft relation for engaging grain and the floor portion for supporting the grain sweeper. The cleats are adapted to dig into the grain and move grain with a paddling action to generally hinder the grain sweeper from riding up over compacted layers of grain.

Belt Conveyor

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US Patent:
61021954, Aug 15, 2000
Filed:
Mar 26, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/277316
Inventors:
Charles W. Weikel - Geneva IL
International Classification:
B65G 3916
US Classification:
198808
Abstract:
An improved enclosed belt conveyor system for transferring material with a minimum of dust and energy consumption. An alignment device having an external adjustment mechanism to adjust dynamically balanced spools, which are mounted on a shaft is terminated in the alignment devices. The belts for the conveyed material are in an enclosed structure while the bearings and the bearing adjustment mechanisms are external of the enclosed structure, which encloses the spools and the belts thereby limiting the debris or dust to which bearings are subjected. The balanced flared spools have closed and sealed ends, thereby totally eliminating air turbulence, within the structure. Turbulence will accentuate dust movement within the enclosure. This invention permits the alignment of each individual roller while maintaining the cones of the spools and bearings in a dust free environment as possible. The spool cone is not subjected to a fan-like effect at the ends of the spool creating air turbulence and depositing material in the cone.
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