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Larry L Herin

from Hesperia, MI
Age ~85
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Also known as:
Larry Lloyd Herin, Larry L Henn, Lawrence L Herin, Lloyd G Herin, Laurence Herin, Lawrence Henn, Laurence Henn
Phone and address:
16183 Maple Island Rd, Hesperia, MI 49421
Related to:
Wilma HerinMonica S Flock, 46Robert E FlockLori K Herin, 56Shawn W Flock, 57Lloyd HerinChristopher J Flock, 53
Connected to:
Christina L Herin, 59Lawrence R Herin, 60Antoine Herinckx, 53Michael L Herinckx, 44Alejandra Hering, 37Alexander J Hering, 65Bernhard J Hering, 66Garrett A Hering, 54Hazel S Hering, 29Jan T Hering, 74

Larry Herin Phones & Addresses

  • 16183 Maple Island Rd, Hesperia, MI 49421
  • 340 176Th Ave, Walkerville, MI 49459 (231) 854-0343
  • Hesper, IA

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Us Patents

Finger Game

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US Patent:
D604772, Nov 24, 2009
Filed:
Oct 28, 2008
Appl. No.:
29/312516
Inventors:
Randall Duane Tower - Gowen MI, US
Kevin James Caliguri - Hesperia MI, US
Larry Lloyd Herin - Hesperia MI, US
Jill Marie VanSickle - Fremont MI, US
Douglas Lloyd Clink - Fremont MI, US
Wayne Fred Halpin - North Muskegon MI, US
Tamera Joy Cowley - Fremont MI, US
Assignee:
Newaygo County Regional Educational Service Agency - Fremont MI
International Classification:
2101
US Classification:
D21318

Fork Lift Attachment For A Vehicle

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US Patent:
55825028, Dec 10, 1996
Filed:
Jul 6, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/271357
Inventors:
Larry L. Herin - Hesperia MI
International Classification:
B66F 1100
US Classification:
414685
Abstract:
A fork lift attachment is provided for attachment to a conventional snowplow lifting apparatus on the front of a vehicle, such as a pickup truck. The forklift attachment includes a frame configured to be operably mounted to the snowplow lifting apparatus for movement between a load lifted position and a load lowered position, and a pair of tines pivotally connected to the frame for movement between a raised position for storage and a lowered position for use. In one form, a tine supporting subframe is pivotally connected to the frame, and an adjustable link is connected between the subframe and the frame to limit the rotation of the tine supporting subframe so that the tines, when in the lowered use position and when lifting a heavy load, pivot forwardly to a preselected generally horizontal angle when in the load lifted position. A spring is further connected between the subframe and the frame to bias the subframe to a generally horizontal home position against the frame when the tines are not loaded.
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Larry L Herin from Hesperia, MI, age ~85 Get Report