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Marvin L Urbanczyk

from White Deer, TX
Age ~85
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Also known as:
Marvin Leon Urbanczyk, Mark L Urbanczyk, Maroin K
Phone and address:
1475 County Rd, White Deer, TX 79097
(806) 680-7051
Related to:
Arnold T UrbanczykStephen L May, 59Kay G May, 83Stephen A Urbanczyk, 74Dorothy MecaskeyDorothy SparksAshley D May, 34Sheri S Urbanczyk, 63Denise Urbanczyk R, 62Rachel E UrbanczykTammy Urbanczyk, 57John M WinterPamela D Urbanczyk, 68James D Phillips, 64M Sparks, 97Janet M Urbanczyk, 83Sarah UrbanczykDorothy P SparksJoseph D Phillips, 34
Connected to:
Andrzej A Urbanczyk, 66Doreen P Urbanczyk, 72Elaine T Urbanczyk, 77Lauren Urbanczyk, 39Stanley L Urbanczyk, 78Terrie C Urbanczyk, 62Jeffrey M Urband, 75Austin J Urbanec, 32Brett J Urbanec, 33Gabriela K Urbane, 36

Marvin Urbanczyk Phones & Addresses

  • 1475 County Rd, White Deer, TX 79097 (806) 680-7051
  • Panhandle, TX
  • Groom, TX
  • Shamrock, TX
  • Carbon, TX
  • 1475 County Rd W, White Deer, TX 79097

Work

Company: Scarab mfg 1972 to 2012 Position: Owner

Education

Degree: Bachelors, Bachelor of Science School / High School: Saint Louis University 1958 to 1961 Specialities: Economics

Industries

Machinery

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Marvin Urbanczyk

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Location:
1475 County Rd west, White Deer, TX 79097
Industry:
Machinery
Work:
Scarab Mfg 1972 - 2012
Owner
Education:
Saint Louis University 1958 - 1961
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Economics

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
1475 County Rd W, White Deer, TX 79097
Marvin Urbanczyk
Owner, President
Scarab Manufacturing & Leasing Lp
Mfg Composting Machinery & Waste Separation Systems · All Other Durable Goods Merchant Whols
1475 County Rd W, White Deer, TX 79097
(806) 883-7621, (806) 883-6804
Marvin Urbanczyk
Director
URBANCZYK MANAGEMENT, INC
1475 County Rd W, White Deer, TX 79097
Marvin Urbanczyk
President
Praxis Fabrication, Inc
Mfg Industrial Machinery
1475 County Rd W, White Deer, TX 79097
(806) 883-7621
Marvin Urbanczyk
Director
MLU, LLC
Nonclassifiable Establishments
801 S Fillmore St STE 600, Amarillo, TX 79101
1475 County Rd W, White Deer, TX 79097
Marvin Urbanczyk
President
Lagniappe, Inc
Hc 1 BOX 205, White Deer, TX 79097
Marvin Urbanczyk
Manager, Director
LAGNIAPPE MANAGEMENT, LLC
701 S Taylor St STE 501, Amarillo, TX 79101
1475 County Rd W, White Deer, TX 79097
Marvin Urbanczyk
Director, Manager
ESAUP, LLC
701 S Taylor St STE 500, Amarillo, TX 79101
1475 County Rd W, White Deer, TX 79097

Publications

Us Patents

Pivotable Wheel Mounting System And Method Thereof

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US Patent:
59379634, Aug 17, 1999
Filed:
Jun 10, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/871946
Inventors:
Marvin L. Urbanczyk - White Deer TX
Assignee:
Scarab Manufacturing and Leasing, Inc. - White Deer TX
International Classification:
B62D 6100
US Classification:
180208
Abstract:
A pivotable wheel mounting system can pivot wheel mounting devices of a vehicle in a retracted position so that the vehicle conforms to a vehicle carrier volume that is in accordance with local transport laws and regulations. The pivotable wheel mounting system extends the wheels of a vehicle to positions for substantially stable support in a driving (non-transport) mode. The pivotable wheel mounting system reduces the vehicle frame volume when the vehicle is in a transport mode. The pivotable wheel system is preferably for compost treating vehicles with endless track units.

Manure Treatment Apparatus And Process

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US Patent:
40197239, Apr 26, 1977
Filed:
Feb 18, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/550272
Inventors:
Marvin L. Urbanczyk - White Deer TX
International Classification:
B01F 704
US Classification:
259183
Abstract:
A mobile apparatus repeatedly moves the central front opening of a drum and flail compartment thereof over elongated large masses of inoculated manure and moves the drum and flail assembly therein through each of the masses to repeatedly flail it, mix it, cool it and aerate it and, by co-action of a sprayer apparatus, moisten the particles of each resultant mass while in a state of dispersion, and form the resultant moistened particulate mass by flexible skirt members outlining a rear outlet opening into a pile of readily dispersed useful granulated soil conditioner.

Manure Treating Process

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US Patent:
41040481, Aug 1, 1978
Filed:
Dec 16, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/751153
Inventors:
Marvin L. Urbanczyk - White Deer TX
International Classification:
C05F 1108
US Classification:
71 9
Abstract:
A mobile apparatus repeatedly moves the central front opening of a drum and flail compartment thereof over elongated large masses of inoculated manure and moves the drum and flail assembly therein through each of the masses to repeatedly flail it, mix it, cool it and aerate it and, by co-action of a sprayer apparatus, moisten the particles of each resultant mass while in a state of dispersion, and form the resultant moistened particulate mass by flexible skirt members outlining a rear outlet opening into a pile of readily dispersed useful granulated soil conditioner.

Compost Treatment Apparatus

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US Patent:
43066860, Dec 22, 1981
Filed:
Nov 27, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/098351
Inventors:
Marvin L. Urbanczyk - White Deer TX
Assignee:
Scarab Manufacturing and Leasing, Inc. - White Deer TX
International Classification:
B02C 1912
US Classification:
2411017
Abstract:
A machine and method are disclosed whereby a deep continuous layer of waste material in a large field can be processed into compost without prearranging the material in windrows. Up to four times as much material in a given area can be treated compared to windrowed material. The machine forms an initial pathway through the deep layer of material by following one boundary of the material with the material treating mechanism and supporting tunnel frame set at an oblique angle to the pathway and the tracking wheels set at acute angles to the tunnel axis. The material undergoing treatment is continuously discharged rearwardly at an oblique angle. At the end of the initial pathway, the machine is turned and adjusted to a second operational mode and moved in a reverse direction along a second pathway contiguous with the initial pathway. The material along the second pathway is treated and continuously discharged rearwardly at an oblique angle into the initial pathway to fill in the same. The method is continued until the entire continuous layer of material is treated without disturbing its continuity.

Universal Mounting Assembly

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US Patent:
58878459, Mar 30, 1999
Filed:
Apr 30, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/841346
Inventors:
Marvin L. Urbanczyk - White Deer TX
Assignee:
Scarab Manufacturing & Leasing, Inc. - White Deer TX
International Classification:
F16M 100
US Classification:
248637
Abstract:
A universal mounting assembly having bearings at predetermined locations supports motors mounted inside or outside a rotating cylinder. The universal mounting assembly through the bearings absorbs stresses exerted on both the rotating cylinder and the stationary motor shaft. When the motor is mounted in the cylinder, the cylinder protects the motor from external environmental elements which are corrosive to the motor. The universal mounting assembly provides a motor mounting assembly which is more compact and which does not interfere with the wheels of a compost vehicle support frame. The universal mounting assembly provides a motor mounting which reduces labor in assembly/disassembly of the motor mounting where the motor energy supply conduits are placed in optimal locations for easy repair/replacement.

Drive Train Suspension System

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US Patent:
53907523, Feb 21, 1995
Filed:
Mar 31, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/041319
Inventors:
Marvin L. Urbanczyk - White Deer TX
Assignee:
Scarab Manufacturing and Leasing, Inc. - White Deer TX
International Classification:
B62D 55116
US Classification:
180 952
Abstract:
A drive train suspension system for a manure and compost treating vehicle wherein a linkage assembly is connected between the vehicle drive train assembly and the vehicle frame, on each side of the vehicle frame, so that the vehicle frame is articulately connected to a vehicle drive train assembly on each side. Fluid motors are connected between the vehicle frame and each drive train assembly so that the position of the vehicle frame relative to the drive train assembly can be selectively varied to thereby minimize potential damaging stress imparted to the drive train assembly by the lateral movement of the drive train relative to the vehicle frame, and to raise the vehicle frame to a selected elevation above the ground and/or maintain the vehicle frame substantially level. A stabilizing link assembly is connected between each drive train assembly and vehicle frame so that potential damaging stress imparted to the drive train assembly by the forward and rearward shifting of the drive train assembly relative to the vehicle frame is minimized.
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Marvin L Urbanczyk from White Deer, TX, age ~85 Get Report