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Eric R Metzger

from White Cloud, MI
Age ~66
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Also known as:
Eric Randolph Metzger, Eric Etal Metzger, Erich R Metzger, Eric R Hall-Metzger, Eric Metzge
Phone and address:
2226 Elm Ave, White Cloud, MI 49349
(231) 689-5663
Related to:
Eva P Hall, 97Patrick Ryan, 41Sheryl A Brown, 67James Fry, 54Christen MoffitJosephine E Moffit, 43
Connected to:
Agnes Metzger, 80Andy R Metzger, 42Annie Metzger, 62Ben Metzger, 37Bethany A Metzger, 33Carol E Metzger, 91Casey D Metzger, 36Dale J Metzger, 43Dana Metzger, 54Dean L Metzger, 82

Eric Metzger Phones & Addresses

  • 2226 Elm Ave, White Cloud, MI 49349 (231) 689-5663 (616) 689-5663
  • 2567 S Elm Ave, White Cloud, MI 49349 (231) 689-5663
  • Newaygo, MI
  • Kingsley, MI
  • 9392 Clay Rd, Traverse City, MI 49684 (231) 689-5663
  • Rose City, MI
  • Yorktown, VA
  • Sand Lake, MI
  • Cedar Springs, MI
  • Kenton, MI
  • Benzonia, MI

Work

Company: Burger king - Cedar Springs, MI Sep 2011 Position: Table wash

Education

School / High School: cedar springs high school- Cedar, MI 2013

Specialities

Property Management

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Eric J. Metzger
MET INVESTMENTS, LLC
Eric Metzger
YOUR SEAL COAT COMPANY, LLC

Publications

Us Patents

Extraction Cleaner With Tank Retention

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US Patent:
6550098, Apr 22, 2003
Filed:
Aug 31, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/944768
Inventors:
Kenneth L. Roberts - Rockford MI
Jeffrey A. Hall - Grand Rapids MI
Eric R. Metzger - Sand Lake MI
Assignee:
Bissell Homecare, Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
A47C 526
US Classification:
15320, 15339, 15344, 15DIG 1
Abstract:
A liquid extraction cleaner includes a recovery tank mounted to the forward end of a cleaner housing with a suction nozzle and conduit on a front face of the recovery tank connected to an inlet opening in the recovery tank. A vacuum source is connected to the recovery tank through a working conduit integrally formed in the recovery tank, the recovery tank removably received in a cavity on a front portion of the cleaner housing, and including a pivotal connection and latch for securing the tank to the housing. A removable cleaning fluid supply tank is mounted to a rear portion of the cleaner housing, having depressions formed thereon to aid removal, and retained thereon by the seal between the supply tank and the housing. A recharging base for the cleaner has a guide pin and electrical connector for aligning to form an electrical connection with a battery charging circuit.

Dust Cup Latch Mechanism For Cyclone Separator Vacuum

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US Patent:
8051532, Nov 8, 2011
Filed:
Oct 22, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/255948
Inventors:
Aaron P. Griffith - Grand Rapids MI, US
Eric R. Metzger - White Cloud MI, US
International Classification:
A47L 9/16
US Classification:
15353, 15352, 55337, 55429, 55DIG 3
Abstract:
A latching mechanism for a dust cup assembly on a bottom exit cyclone-separator vacuum cleaner including a non-rotating sealing conduit member that supports a dust cup assembly above a discharge outlet coupled to a sliding latch member via pin-mounted linkages. The conduit member raises and lowers the dust cup assembly into and out of engagement with the cyclone separator coincident with horizontal sliding movement of the latch member in and out underneath the dust cup to releasably attach and detach the dust cup assembly from the cyclone separator.

Vacuum Accessory Tool

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US Patent:
8214968, Jul 10, 2012
Filed:
Dec 30, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/346245
Inventors:
Aaron P. Griffith - Grand Rapids MI, US
Eric R. Metzger - White Cloud MI, US
Eric C. Huffman - Lowell MI, US
Douglas A. Jackson - Ada MI, US
Assignee:
BISSELL Homecare, Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
A47L 9/02
US Classification:
154151, 15321, 15344
Abstract:
A vacuum accessory tool comprises a nozzle body that forms a suction nozzle and that has an electrical element comprising one or a combination of an illumination element adapted to illuminate a surface to be cleaned, an ion generator or ozone generator to purify a surface to be cleaned and eliminate odors. The tool can further include a power generator for supplying power to the electrical element. The illumination element can further emit light in the ultraviolet spectrum to illuminate stains on the surface to the cleaned.

Nozzle Lift And Adjustmentmechanism For An Upright Vacuum Cleaner

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US Patent:
60819634, Jul 4, 2000
Filed:
Jan 4, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/224685
Inventors:
John J. Jailor - Rockford MI
Brandon L. Mouw - Wyoming MI
Scott R. Graham - West Bend WI
Eric R. Metzger - Sand Lake MI
Assignee:
BISSELL Homecare, Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
A47L 534
US Classification:
15368
Abstract:
A vacuum cleaner is provided with a wheel housing having at least one axle bracket extending therefrom along a transverse axis and at least one axle bracket-receiving socket formed in a foot of the vacuum cleaner whereby the socket slidably receives and pivotally mounts the at least one axle bracket. The wheel housing is thereby pivotally mounted to the foot. A height adjustment mechanism is provided with the wheel housing having an actuator having a bearing shaft and a bearing sleeve with a longitudinal bore. The longitudinal bore of the bearing sleeve receives the bearing shaft to rotatably mount the actuator. A detent mechanism is provided between the bearing shaft and the bearing sleeve to releasably mount the actuator to the foot. The actuator can be adapted to release upon encountering abnormal forces applied against the vacuum cleaner.

Nozzle Lift And Adjustment Mechanism For An Upright Vacuum Cleaner

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US Patent:
59060247, May 25, 1999
Filed:
Feb 7, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/797573
Inventors:
John J. Jailor - Rockford MI
Scott R. Graham - Zeeland MI
William H. Frederick - Grand Rapids MI
Jeffrey A. Hall - Grand Rapids MI
Steven K. Meek - Grand Rapids MI
Eric R. Metzger - Sand Lake MI
Assignee:
Bissell Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
A47L 534
US Classification:
15354
Abstract:
The invention disclosed herein relates to an improved vacuum cleaner comprising a foot, a handle pivotally mounted to the foot, and a vacuum motor mounted to one of the handle and the foot. The foot has a suction inlet fluidly connected to the vacuum motor and an agitator brush rotatably mounted to the foot. The improvement relates to a wheel assembly comprising a housing, an axle mounted to the housing and at least one wheel rotatably mounted to the axle. The housing has an integrally-molded flange extending therefrom. The wheel assembly rollably supports the vacuum cleaner on a floor surface. A channel is formed in the foot and is adapted to pivotably mount the housing flange for movement between a first and a second position. In the first position, the wheel assembly supports the suction inlet at a first distance relative to the floor surface. In the second position, the wheel assembly supports the suction inlet at a second distance therefrom.

Upright Water Extraction Cleaning Machine With Improved Tank Structure

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US Patent:
61675865, Jan 2, 2001
Filed:
May 4, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/072446
Inventors:
Charles A. Reed - Rockford MI
Timothy E. Kasen - Jenison MI
Luke E. Kelly - Grand Rapids MI
Gary L. Smith - Belding MI
Eric R. Metzger - Sand Lake MI
Assignee:
Bissell Homecare, Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
A47L 700
A62C 1362
US Classification:
15320
Abstract:
A portable surface cleaning apparatus has a base for movement along a surface to be cleaned and an upright handle pivotally attached to a rearward portion of the base. A fluid dispensing nozzle for applying fluid to the surface and a suction nozzle for picking up fluid and debris from the surface are associated with the base. Supply tanks are removably mounted to the handle or base while a recovery tank is removably mounted to the handle or base. An outlet in each supply tank includes a valve to close the outlet when the supply tank is removed from the base. A protrusion in a bottom surface of the supply tank defines a measuring volume for concentrated cleaning solution and is further adapted to stabilize the supply tank in the base or handle. The supply tank also includes an aperture through a lower portion selectively closed by a drain plug. A conduit connecting each supply tank to a dispensing nozzle includes a check valve restricting fluid flow to a direction from the tank and to the nozzle.

Motor Mounting Arrangement And Method For A Vacuum Cleaner

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US Patent:
55112820, Apr 30, 1996
Filed:
Apr 13, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/421402
Inventors:
Eric R. Metzger - Sand Lake MI
Gary L. Smith - Belding MI
Assignee:
Bissell Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
A47L 922
US Classification:
15412
Abstract:
An arrangement for mounting a motor and fan unit to a support chassis within a vacuum cleaner housing includes a support structure defining an opening for receiving a first mounting portion on a back end of the motor and fan unit, a support member having a recessed portion for receiving a second mounting portion on a front end of the motor and fan unit and a flexible locking tab having an opening and being movable between engaging and disengaging positions relative to the motor and fan unit for receiving in the opening of the locking tab the second mounting portion on the front end of the motor and fan unit when the locking tab is in the engaging position. The mounting arrangement also includes a retaining structure which is movable between assembled and disassembled condition relative to the locking tab. The retaining structure includes a bracket which faces an outside face of the locking tab so as to block the movement of the locking tab from the engaging to the disengaging position when the retaining structure is in the assembled condition.

Filter Bag Mounting Assembly For A Vacuum Cleaner

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US Patent:
55443850, Aug 13, 1996
Filed:
Apr 13, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/421403
Inventors:
John Jailor - Rockford MI
William H. Frederick - Grandville MI
Steven R. Umbach - East Grand Rapids MI
Scott R. Graham - Zeeland MI
Kenneth L. Roberts - Battle Creek MI
Eric R. Metzger - Sand Lake MI
Assignee:
Bissell Inc. - Grand Rapids MI
International Classification:
A47L 528
A47L 914
US Classification:
15350
Abstract:
A vacuum cleaner filter bag mounting assembly comprises a bag mounting member having a fixed plate which is secured to a housing of a vacuum cleaner and a hinge plate which is pivotally mounted to the fixed plate through a living hinge. A channel is formed on the outside surface of the hinge plate for a receipt of the vacuum bag collar and an air deflector extends outwardly from the fixed plate for insertion into the filter bag. The bag mounting member is preferably integrally molded from a single injection-molding operation. An outlet tube is integrally molded to the fixed plate and has bag-retaining projections on an outer surface and a deflector at the end to deflect particles downwardly into the filter bag. The filter bag is retained in the operating condition by the bag-retaining projections on the outlet tube.
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Eric R Metzger from White Cloud, MI, age ~66 Get Report