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Bert J Waybright

from Gettysburg, PA
Age ~67
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Related to:
James W Waybright, 75Doyle O Waybright, 71Hannah M Waybright, 36Liana M Waybright, 33Sarah K Waybright, 41Richard C Waybright, 95Cheryl J Waybright, 70Lora R Waybright, 31Alan C Waybright, 63Evelyn H Waybright, 98Jennifer S Waybright, 64Kristin A Pugh, 58Bonnie L Waybright, 67
Connected to:
Belen M Waybright, 40Brandon L Waybright, 37Don S Waybright, 72Jeremy A Waybright, 55Maira Waybright, 38Tonya I Waybright, 58Lewis S Wayburn, 68Lelia J Waycaster, 65Marianne K Waycaster, 69Susie Waycaster, 63

Bert Waybright Phones & Addresses

  • 1800 Mason Dixon Rd, Gettysburg, PA 17325 (717) 334-8904
  • 1865 Mason Dixon Rd, Gettysburg, PA 17325 (717) 334-8904
  • 16501 Bollinger School Rd, Emmitsburg, MD 21727
  • 16942 Bullfrog Rd, Taneytown, MD 21787
  • Frederick, MD
  • 1865 Mason Dixon Rd, Gettysburg, PA 17325

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Position: Service Occupations

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

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System, Apparatus And Method For Removing Large Animal Waste From A Floor

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US Patent:
7401575, Jul 22, 2008
Filed:
May 4, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/121205
Inventors:
Bert J. Waybright - Gettysburg PA, US
International Classification:
A01K 1/01
US Classification:
119451
Abstract:
Animal waste is removed from a barn floor by moving a trolley in a first direction adjacent a first trough in the floor. As the trolley moves in the first direction: a blade extending from the trolley scrapes the waste into a region adjacent the trough; rotating paddles on the trolley drive the waste from the region into the trough; and a plow on the trolley that extends into the trough drives the waste toward one end of the trough for removal. Alternatively water drives the waste in the trough in the first direction. When the trolley moves away from the one end, the blades scrape the waste toward the region and the paddles drive the waste into the trough, but the plow is idle because the plow pivots to ride on top of the waste.

Irrigation Method, Apparatus And System

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US Patent:
20110017850, Jan 27, 2011
Filed:
Jul 27, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/509606
Inventors:
Bert Waybright - Gettysburg PA, US
International Classification:
B05B 3/00
A01G 25/09
US Classification:
239728, 239 1
Abstract:
A system, method and apparatus for providing irrigation. The system, method and apparatus may include a center pivot irrigation device. A moveable arm may be coupled to an end of the irrigation device.

Manure Scraper System And Apparatus

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US Patent:
20120222225, Sep 6, 2012
Filed:
Mar 1, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/037605
Inventors:
Bert J. WAYBRIGHT - Gettysburg PA, US
International Classification:
B08B 9/38
US Classification:
15 931
Abstract:
Manure is scrapped from a barn floor including an elongated conduit by blades on a trolley moving in the direction of the elongated conduit. The manure passes into the conduit via a slot. The trolley has a paddle wheel and drive wheels bearing on the conduit interior lower surface. The entirety of the drive wheels and most of the paddle wheel are in the conduit. A sprocket and chain arrangement connects the wheels so that, as the drive wheels turn, the paddle wheel turns to urge manure into the conduit.

Method Of And System For Milking Many Animals

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US Patent:
54839211, Jan 16, 1996
Filed:
Feb 24, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/201512
Inventors:
Bert J. Waybright - Gettysburg PA
International Classification:
A01J 500
B60P 304
US Classification:
119 1402
Abstract:
Many cows are simultaneously loaded onto a stationary car that is thereafter moved to a milking station. The time for the car to move from a loading station to the milking station exceeds the time while the car is at the milking station. The distance between the loading and milking stations exceeds the length of each of several such cars that traverse a path between the stations. The cars move from the milking station to an animal discharging station and then back to the loading station. Teats are cleaned and dried at stations between the loading and milking stations. Each car is broadside of the path at the loading and discharging stations so the cows have equal access to and from stalls of cars at the loading and discharging stations. Each car includes an excrement catcher that is raised as the cows enter the stalls. Two such paths share an operator at a loading area and another operator at two side-by-side milking areas.
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