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Kevin M Pikuet

from Rochester, NY
Age ~52
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Also known as:
Akuet P Kevin
Related to:
Alexis Pikuet, 30Jonathan PierceOtto Daube, 81Hyacinth PierceJennifer H Daube, 50Michael Pittman, 71
Connected to:
Joanne L Pikul, 64Linda G Pikul, 78Patrick L Pikul, 63Roseanne R Pikul, 65Pamela R Pikula, 78Sharon J Pikula, 65Tatyana Pikulev, 67Michael A Pikulin, 78Stephanie Pikunis, 49Mark M Pikur, 63

Kevin Pikuet Phones & Addresses

  • Rochester, NY
  • Sanford, FL
  • Debary, FL
  • 945 Swallow St, Deltona, FL 32725

Work

Company: Pikuet paving Position: Stupaviser

Industries

Farming

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Stupaviser

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Location:
Rochester, NY
Industry:
Farming
Work:
Pikuet Paving
Stupaviser

Publications

Us Patents

Tamper Assembly

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US Patent:
20090304446, Dec 10, 2009
Filed:
May 22, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/471318
Inventors:
Kevin Pikuet - Rochester NY, US
International Classification:
E01C 19/30
US Classification:
40413305
Abstract:
A tamper assembly comprising: a motor being coupled to a transfer shaft, rotating the transfer shaft when the motor is actuated. At least two eccentric weights are coupled to the transfer shaft and a tamping foot is rotatably coupled to the transfer shaft. The tamping foot vibrates when said motor is actuated to tamp the asphalt or the stone when the tamping foot is drawn across the asphalt or the stone behind an asphalt paver. Two attachment bars facilitate removable and adjustable attachment of the tamper assembly to an asphalt paver.

Tamping Device

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US Patent:
7316524, Jan 8, 2008
Filed:
Sep 5, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/515449
Inventors:
Kevin M. Pikuet - Rochester NY, US
International Classification:
E01C 19/40
E01C 19/38
E01C 19/34
US Classification:
4041331, 404114
Abstract:
A tamping device for tamping of asphalt or stone includes a motor being coupled to a drive shaft. The motor rotates the drive shaft when the motor is actuated. A sleeve is coupled to the motor. The drive shaft extends through the sleeve. A transmission housing is coupled to the sleeve opposite the motor. The drive shaft extends into the transmission housing. A foot assembly is rotatably coupled to the transmission housing. An angle of the transmission housing and the sleeve is adjustable with respect to the foot assembly. The foot assembly vibrates when the motor is actuated to tamp the asphalt or the stone and the foot assembly is drawn across the asphalt or the stone.
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Kevin M Pikuet from Rochester, NY, age ~52 Get Report