Lubrication – Systems – Splash
Patent
1993-04-01
1994-08-02
Denion, Thomas E.
Lubrication
Systems
Splash
184 111, 184 151, 184 153, 474 91, F16N 716
Patent
active
053337042
ABSTRACT:
Lubricant is applied to a lubrication point by moving an emitter in a first portion of a movement path through lubricant in a reservoir and then moving the emitter through a second portion of the movement path. The emitter is loaded with lubricant in the first portion of the movement path and is drained from a drain port during the second portion of the movement path. The lubricant drained from the emitter is distributed to the lubrication point. A distribution device may be positioned below the emitter to collect the lubricant drained from the emitter and to distribute the collected lubricant to a lubrication point or position other than a position below the emitter during the second portion of the movement path.
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Color photocopy of a photograph of a lubrication device used on an irrigation line. The lubrication device is believed to have been used publicly prior to Apr. 1, 1992.
Denion Thomas E.
Ley John R.
Phillips John B.
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