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Loren P Skarie

from Vergas, MN
Age ~77

Loren Skarie Phones & Addresses

  • 45223 Lone Pine Rd, Vergas, MN 56587 (218) 234-6186
  • Detroit Lakes, MN
  • Columbus, MS
  • Baker, FL
  • Pensacola, FL
  • 45223 Lone Pine Rd, Vergas, MN 56587

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Company / Classification
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Loren Skarie
Principal
Opus Group
Business Services
45223 Lone Pne Rd, Vergas, MN 56587

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Us Patents

Traction-Enhancing System For Use With Motor Vehicles

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US Patent:
6371532, Apr 16, 2002
Filed:
Jan 22, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/235930
Inventors:
James B. Skarie - Minnetonka MN, 55345
Christopher J. Skarie - Audubon MN
Loren P. Skarie - Vergas MN
Paul R. Skarie - Minnetonka MN
Assignee:
James B. Skarie - Minnetonka MN
International Classification:
B60B 3900
US Classification:
291 38, 291 2
Abstract:
A vehicle-mounted device and method for delivering a traction enhancing material to a road surface directly in front of one or more tires is disclosed. The device delivers the traction enhancing material when an electronic controller detects a loss of traction. The device uses an air duct to collect air incident on the vehicle and direct the air to the road surface. The device further comprises a hopper to hold the traction enhancing material. The hopper is coupled to the air duct at an aperture. When activated, a valve assembly selectively opens and closes the aperture in response to controller commands. When opened, the traction enhancing material accelerates from the hopper into the duct and becomes entrained in the air stream where it is then delivered to the road surface. Once delivered, the traction enhancing material is introduced between the tires and the road surface to effectively increase the coefficient of friction therebetween.

Faucet Retainers

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US Patent:
6571407, Jun 3, 2003
Filed:
Mar 16, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/811029
Inventors:
Loren Skarie - Vergas MN, 56587
International Classification:
E03C 1042
US Classification:
4695, 137359, 137801, 24823131
Abstract:
Spring biased retainers that are secured to a faucet base and provide gripping surfaces to engage and draw the faucet into engagement with a sink. Resilient retainer members flex to permit mounting and are normally biased to return to a retention position. In one retainer, tapered gripper and retractor pieces are axially biased for reciprocating movement in a housing. Springs fitted to the gripper and retractor pieces direct movement along cooperating inclined surfaces. Another retainer provides pivoting gripper pieces that are biased in repelling relation and have contoured gripping surfaces. Another retainer provides at least one deformable, resilient leaf spring arm that is biased in repulsion to another arm. Each arm has a contoured gripping surface that engages the sink and secures the faucet. Tapered wedging posts can be mounted to a faucet to cooperate with the spring-biased retainers.

Traction-Enhancing System For Use With Motor Vehicles

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US Patent:
20020079707, Jun 27, 2002
Filed:
Feb 25, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/083988
Inventors:
James Skarie - Minnetonka MN, US
Christopher Skarie - Audubon MN, US
Loren Skarie - Vergas MN, US
Paul Skarie - Minnetonka MN, US
Assignee:
James B. Skarie
International Classification:
B61C015/10
US Classification:
291/038000
Abstract:
A vehicle-mounted device and method for delivering a traction enhancing material to a road surface directly in front of one or more tires is disclosed. The device delivers the traction enhancing material when an electronic controller detects a loss of traction. The device uses an air duct to collect air incident on the vehicle and direct the air to the road surface. The device further comprises a hopper to hold the traction enhancing material. The hopper is coupled to the air duct at an aperture. When activated, a valve assembly selectively opens and closes the aperture in response to controller commands. When opened, the traction enhancing material accelerates from the hopper into the duct and becomes entrained in the air stream where it is then delivered to the road surface. Once delivered, the traction enhancing material is introduced between the tires and the road surface to effectively increase the coefficient of friction therebetween.

Spring-Biased Wedge Fastener

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US Patent:
20160273563, Sep 22, 2016
Filed:
Mar 19, 2015
Appl. No.:
14/545054
Inventors:
Loren Skarie - Vergas MN, US
International Classification:
F16B 2/14
Abstract:
A fastener having head and stem housing portions and a cooperating wedge piece. A threaded control member and spring reciprocally direct longitudinal and lateral movement of the wedge piece. The wedge piece laterally expands and contracts relative to the stem portion at interlocking, tapered slot and raised flange/rib/rail slide surfaces to vary the relative lateral or transverse separation between gripping surfaces at the wedge piece and stem portion to engage and release the fastener and attached appliance from an aperture in a support surface.
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