Michael J Kurth, 63303 W Geneva St, Delavan, WI 53115

2007022, Oct 4, 2007

Mar 31, 2006

11/394647

Richard Sinur - Grafton WI, US
Michael Brewster - Sheboygan WI, US
Ken Kusel - Kohler WI, US
Michael Kurth - Howards Grove WI, US
Roland Schwarz - Waldo WI, US
Satyajit Prabhu - New Delhi, IN
Rahul Kamble - Maharashtra, IN
Manu Verma - New Delhi, IN

B01D 27/00

210232000, 210435000, 210470000

Filter cartridges and methods of use with manifolds of appliances. The filter cartridges can includes components, such as handles, levers, cams, rotatable nuts, actuators, pins, and springs, to assist in removing the filter cartridge from the manifold. Some embodiments of the filter cartridges can include a neck having a non-uniform diameter over a longitudinal length. Other embodiments of the filter cartridges can include a recess that receives a portion of the manifold and the recess can have at least one seal. One embodiment of the invention provides an adapter for use between a manifold and a filter.

2008018, Aug 7, 2008

Nov 22, 2006

11/603973

Richard R. Sinur - Grafton WI, US
Michael R. Brewster - Sheboygan WI, US
Ken Kusel - Kohler WI, US
Michael J. Kurth - Howards Grove WI, US
Roland Schwarz - Waldo WI, US

B01D 29/00
B01D 35/30

210238, 210232

Filter cartridges and methods of use with manifolds of appliances. The filter cartridges can includes components, such as handles, levers, cams, rotatable nuts, actuators, pins, and springs, to assist in removing the filter cartridge from the manifold. Some embodiments of the filter cartridges can include a neck having a non-uniform diameter over a longitudinal length. Other embodiments of the filter cartridges can include a recess that receives a portion of the manifold and the recess can have at least one seal. One embodiment of the invention provides an adapter for use between a manifold and a filter.

4864705, Sep 12, 1989

Nov 4, 1988

7/267037

Thomas G. Guntly - Hartford WI
Mark E. Federspiel - West Bend WI
Michael J. Kurth - West Bend WI

Tecumseh Products Company - Tecumseh MI

B23P 1500

291564R

A method of making a carburetor by first extruding a length of material and then cutting a carburetor body of predetermined length from the extrusion. The extrusion includes a passageway. A venturi member is molded of plastic material and inserted in the passageway. A fuel bowl is molded from plastic material and is secured to the body by means of a resilient clip.

5049318, Sep 17, 1991

Jun 26, 1990

7/545136

Thomas G. Guntly - Hartford WI
Mark E. Federspiel - West Bend WI
Michael J. Kurth - West Bend WI

Tecumseh Products Company - Tecumseh MI

F02M 512

261 341

A carburetor assembly which has a body formed of extruded aluminum and a plastic fuel bowl assembly secured to the body by means of a resilient spring clip. A gasket is located between the body and the fuel bowl. The fuel bowl is molded of plastic and includes an integral well, and a mixing screw housing as well as a primer housing. A plastic nozzle extends from the well through the venturi insert into a through passage into the body. The venturi insert is made of plastic material and includes molded grooves therein which form passages with the through passage of the body. The nozzle is resiliently urged against the gasket and the body by means of a spring located in the well thereby sealing the nozzle to the body.

RE34224, Apr 20, 1993

Oct 16, 1990

7/598358

Thomas G. Guntly - Hartford WI
Mark E. Federspiel - West Bend WI
Michael J. Kurth - West Bend WI

Tecumseh Products Company - Tecumseh MI

B23P 1500

2988801

A method of making a carburetor by first extruding a length of material and then cutting a carburetor body of predetermined length from the extrusion. The extrusion includes a passageway. A venturi member is molded of plastic material and inserted in the passageway. A fuel bowl is molded from plastic material and is secured to the body by means of a resilient clip.