Bruce L Bean, 74169 S 200 W, Burley, ID 83318

6808066, Oct 26, 2004

Oct 1, 2002

10/260267

Bruce L. Bean - Burley ID, 83318

A45C 1126

206349, 150165, 493243, 493922

A pouch for heated appliances protects external articles from damage from heat emitted from the appliance immediately after use. The present pouch is formed of inner and outer fabric sheets, with the inner sheet comprising a heat resistant synthetic material and the outer sheet comprising a durable material for wear resistance. A series of manufacturing steps results in all seams being disposed within the insulating volume between the two plies of material, with the two sheets being joined only along the open top or upper edge of the pouch in order to minimize heat transfer along any common seams. The permanently open top is secured by an adjustably positionable strap which secures between the handle and clip lever of the curling iron, with the open top providing ventilation for the heated appliance. External ties are provided for securing the appliance cord externally to the appliance, to avoid heat damage thereto.

6874745, Apr 5, 2005

Nov 5, 2003

10/700566

Bruce L. Bean - Burley ID, US

B65D019/00

24834601, 410 30

The device to secure a jack pad is a device for supporting the jack of a trailer so that the jack does not sink into the ground when it is not being used. The device receives and supports trailer jacks having various configurations so that one device may be used with a number of differently configured trailer jacks. The trailer jack support comprises a unitary body having an upper portion and a lower portion. A number of differently configured jack receiving cutouts are disposed on the top surface. A center support member extends downwardly from the bottom surface of the upper portion and supports the majority of the weight of the trailer jack. A plurality of stabilizing projections extends downward from the upper portion of the device.

4022331, May 10, 1977

Sep 8, 1975

5/611178

Roland C. Bean - Burley ID
Bruce L. Bean - Burley ID

B65P 100

214 1R

A tank carrier for releasably mounting an anhydrous ammonia tank on a farm tractor includes a pair of relatively movable tank support members by which a tank is raised from the ground and held firmly against lateral displacement. In one form of the invention one of the support members of the pair comprises a pair of laterally spaced fluid pressure cylinders arranged to engage and elevate a tank from the ground, and the other support member of the pair comprises a pair of plates having contoured edges matching the confronting periphery of the tank. In another form of the invention one of the support members of the pair comprises a pair of pivoted plates arranged at the end opposite the pivot to engage and elevate a tank from the ground and having an edge portion confronting the tank contoured to the periphery of the tank, and the other support member of the pair comprises a clamp member on each pivoted plate arranged to pivot into engagement with the tank opposite the confronting edge portion of the associated plate, to receive the tank.

4059911, Nov 29, 1977

Sep 8, 1975

5/611179

Roland C. Bean - Burley ID
Bruce L. Bean - Burley ID

E02F 522

371425

A pair of laterally spaced plow discs are supported by a framework which is mounted resiliently adjacent each pair of support wheels of a center pivot irrigation system in position to engage the laterally spaced mounds of earth produced as the wheels form a depressed annular track in the soil during rotation of the irrigation system, the plow discs being disposed adjustably to direct the mounded earth back into the track and thereby level the ground.