Lannie L Stegall

6352088, Mar 5, 2002

Oct 18, 2000

09/691002

Lannie L. Stegall - Lexington KY, 40514

B65B 104

141 1, 141 65, 4323, 137899

A wastewater drainage system for a vehicle, such as a recreational vehicle (RV), is provided. The system includes a pump, such as a macerator pump, in selective fluid communication with the black water tank and the gray water tank, and a drainage hose connected to the exit end of the pump for directing wastewater to a wastewater storage area. The system allows the RV user to clean the black water tank using water from the gray water tank, and allows gray water to be stored in the black water tank so that less time is spent draining the tanks and more time is spent enjoying the RV experience.

RE42688, Sep 13, 2011

Mar 5, 2004

10/794594

Lannie Stegall - Lexington KY, US

Thetford Corporation - Ann Arbor MI

B65B 1/04

141 1, 141 65, 4323, 137899

A wastewater drainage system for a vehicle, such as a recreational vehicle (RV), is provided. The system includes a pump, such as a macerator pump, in selective fluid communication with the black water tank and the gray water tank, and a drainage hose connected to the exit end of the pump for directing wastewater to a wastewater storage area. The system allows the RV user to clean the black water tank using water from the gray water tank, and allows gray water to be stored in the black water tank so that less time is spent draining the tanks and more time is spent enjoying the RV experience.

20080023090, Jan 31, 2008

Jul 26, 2006

11/493248

Lannie Stegall - Lexington KY, US

B60R 15/04

137899

A mechanism for managing the wastewater compartments of recreational vehicles (RVs) is disclosed. The mechanism reduces work and health risk associated with emptying wastewater compartments commonly found in RVs.

20080223468, Sep 18, 2008

Mar 15, 2007

11/724433

Lannie Stegall - Lexington KY, US

B60P 3/22

137899

A storage mechanism for managing the hoses used within the service bay of recreational vehicles (RVs) is disclosed. The storage mechanism increases accessibility to various parts within the service bay area, and also reduces safety risk associated with emptying the wastewater compartments commonly found in RVs.

20090014079, Jan 15, 2009

Jun 12, 2008

12/138138

Lannie L. STEGALL - Lexington KY, US

B60R 15/00

137899, 137 1

Embodiments of the present invention relate to adapting an existing macerating pump to allow fluid arriving at the inlet side of the pump to travel to the discharge port of the pump without requiring the pump to be operating. In particular, a passageway is made from the inlet port to the discharge port which bypasses the impeller portion of the pump. In this way, fluids and slurries may pass through the pump even though the pump is turned off.

20110315236, Dec 29, 2011

Sep 12, 2011

13/230198

Lannie L. STEGALL - Lexington KY, US

THETFORD CORPORATION - Ann Arbor MI

F17D 1/00

137255

A wastewater drainage system for a vehicle, such as a recreational vehicle (RV), is provided. The system includes a pump, such as a macerator pump, in selective fluid communication with the black water tank and the gray water tank, and a drainage hose connected to the exit end of the pump for directing wastewater to a wastewater storage area. The system allows the RV user to clean the black water tank using water from the gray water tank, and allows gray water to be stored in the black water tank so that less time is spent draining the tanks and more time is spent enjoying the RV experience.

54781698, Dec 26, 1995

Sep 13, 1993

8/121042

Lannie L. Stegall - Versailles KY

E02B 500

405119

A trench forming assembly and removable form for forming a trench of predetermined shape is disclosed according to the present invention. The removable form includes an elongate form body having top, bottom and opposed side surfaces and first and second elongate form removal slots extending upwardly from the bottom surface of the form body. Preferably the removable form has a top surface defining a complex shape including at least a first upwardly extending ear portion which extends longitudinally along the top surface. At least a first form removal slot of this elongate form body extends into a portion of the first ear portion. Advantageously, the form body includes a pair of coplanar elongate slots integrally formed in the side surfaces for receiving a pair of frame members in a predetermined coplanar, spaced relationship above the bottom surface of the form body. In another embodiment, a removable form includes a second elongate form body portion extending laterally along one side surface of the elongate form body and having a predetermined shape for forming a structure having a corresponding shape, such as a curb.

55733506, Nov 12, 1996

Jul 13, 1994

8/274627

Lannie L. Stegall - Versailles KY

ABT, Inc. - Troutman NC

E02B 500

405119

A method for cutting first and second complementary foamed plastic bodies of a predetermined shape from a single workpiece includes the step of moving a linear cutting element through the workpiece. The linear cutting element, such as a heated wire, is moved through the workpiece to form a first surface which forms a portion of the predetermined shape of the first and second foamed plastic bodies. The workpiece is thereafter shifted in position relative to the linear cutting element and the linear cutting element is again moved through the shifted workpiece to form a second surface. Due to the shifting of the workpiece, the first surface is sloped relative to the second surface. The first and second foamed plastic bodies are preferably first and second trench forms defining the shapes of different sections of a trench drain which has a continuously sloped bottom surface.