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Terry C Wendorff

from Slinger, WI
Age ~65
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Also known as:
Terry C Wendorf, Terry C Terry
Phone and address:
754 Century Ct, Slinger, WI 53086
(262) 644-0975
Related to:
Gary WendorffLaura M Wendorff, 64
Connected to:
Benjamin E Wendorf, 45Brett D Wendorf, 55Christian Wendorf, 32Debbie K Wendorf, 53Dennis E Wendorf, 81Diane W Wendorf, 82Ericka L Wendorf, 41Jill A Wendorf, 46Kris A Wendorf, 57Marie E Wendorff, 60

Terry Wendorff Phones & Addresses

  • 754 Century Ct, Slinger, WI 53086 (262) 644-0975
  • Nekoosa, WI
  • Cedarburg, WI
  • Hartford, WI
  • 754 Century Ct, Slinger, WI 53086 (262) 649-3007

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Position: Administration/Managerial

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Location:
Milwaukee, WI
Industry:
Machinery
Work:
Sno-Way International
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Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Terry Wendorff
President
Sno-Way International, Inc
Whol Auto Parts/Supplies
120 N Grand Ave, Hartford, WI 53027
(262) 673-7200
Terry Wendorff
President
Sno Way Intl Inc
Outdoor Power Equip Stores
120 N Grand Ave, Hartford, WI 53027
(262) 673-7200, (262) 673-7409, (800) 662-1453

Publications

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Apparatus And Method For Testing Snow Removal Equipment

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US Patent:
6351722, Feb 26, 2002
Filed:
Jun 20, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/597103
Inventors:
John M. Struck - Iron Ridge WI
Terry Wendorff - Cedarburg WI
Assignee:
Sno-Way International, Inc. - Hartford WI
International Classification:
G07C 500
US Classification:
702184, 701 1, 701 29, 340901
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for analyzing and diagnosing the operational condition and malfunctions of snow removal equipment. A diagnostic interface, coupled to the snow removal equipment and to an analysis module, retrieves and analyzes data and compares the data to a set of reference data. The apparatus further comprises a display module for displaying detailed information relating to the operational status of the snow removal equipment. Alternative embodiments of the present invention are mobile or facilitate servicing networks.

Cushion Stop And Method For Absorbing Bidirectional Impact Of Snow Plow Blade Tripping

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US Patent:
6618965, Sep 16, 2003
Filed:
Jul 10, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/192224
Inventors:
Lynn W. Schultz - Campbellsport WI
Timothy G. Koch - Theresa WI
Terry C. Wendorff - Cedarburg WI
Assignee:
Sno-Way International, Inc. - Hartford WI
International Classification:
E01H 504
US Classification:
37232
Abstract:
An improved snow plow for use with light and medium duty trucks is disclosed which has an impact-absorbing mechanism which absorbs the shocks of both the tripping of the snow plow blade upon striking an object and the spring-biased return of the snow plow blade to its original position. Impact-absorbing members made of a polymeric material are mounted in pockets contained in the pivot support structure of the snow plow blade support structure, and portions of the snow plow blade frame impact the impact-absorbing members prior to the snow plow blade reaching either a tripped position or a trip return position. The impact-absorbing members are highly resistant to damage even when absorbing large shocks caused by substantial impacts, and are easily replaceable when their lifetime has been expended.

Apparatus And Method For Testing Snow Removal Equipment

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US Patent:
6643601, Nov 4, 2003
Filed:
Feb 22, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/080840
Inventors:
John M. Struck - Iron Ridge WI
Terry Wendorff - Cedarburg WI
Assignee:
Sno-Way International, Inc. - Hartford WI
International Classification:
G07C 500
US Classification:
702114, 702184, 701 1, 701 29, 340901
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for analyzing and diagnosing the operational condition and malfunctions of snow removal equipment. A diagnostic interfaces coupled to snow removal equipment and to an analysis retrieves and analyzes data and compares the data to a set of reference data. The apparatus and method can further comprise a display module for displaying detailed information relating to the operational status of the snow removal equipment. Alternative embodiments of the present invention are mobile or facilitate servicing networks.

Plow System Including A Hydraulic Fluid Diverter

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US Patent:
6691435, Feb 17, 2004
Filed:
Sep 25, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/255239
Inventors:
Lynn W. Schultz - Kewaskum WI
Joseph J. Graser - Muskego WI
Terry C. Wendorff - Cedarburg WI
Assignee:
Sno-Way International, Inc. - Hartford WI
International Classification:
E01H 504
US Classification:
37234, 37236, 37272, 37414, 701 50, 172 2
Abstract:
A snow plow system for use with a skid steer loader includes a V-plow blade that is repositionable by a hydraulic actuator operated by pressurized hydraulic fluid supplied to the actuator from the auxiliary hydraulic output of the skid steer loader. A normally open valve diverts hydraulic fluid away from the actuator whenever the plow blade is not being repositioned, enabling the auxiliary hydraulic system to be maintained actuated. The valve is operated to a closed condition by a wireless remote control receiver which receives coded radio frequency signals transmitted by a wireless, portable, battery-powered transmitter locatable within or outside of a cab of the vehicle, or by a voice-actuated control. A mounting panel of the snow plow system includes an anti-slip surface, providing footing for an operator upon entering or exiting the cab of the vehicle.

Spring Bracket Design And Method For Snow Plow Blade Tripping Mechanism

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US Patent:
6701646, Mar 9, 2004
Filed:
Jul 10, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/192577
Inventors:
Lynn W. Schultz - Campbellsport WI
Timothy G. Koch - Theresa WI
Terry C. Wendorff - Cedarburg WI
Assignee:
Sno-Way International, Inc. - Hartford WI
International Classification:
E01H 504
US Classification:
37232
Abstract:
An improved snow plow for use with light and medium duty trucks is disclosed which has blade trip springs which are mounted using brackets located to direct the force of the springs in directions which are orthogonal to the axis upon which the plow blade pivots, thereby increasing the predictability of the tripping forces exerted by the trip springs as well as eliminating lateral trip spring forces which could warp the plow blade. The forces exerted by the trip springs are exerted proximate planes which are orthogonal to the pivot points at which the snow plow blade is mounted to the snow plow blade support structure. Either a single trip spring on either side of the snow plow blade or two trip springs on each side of the snow plow blade may be used, and the size of the trip springs is minimized by ensuring that all of the forces which they exert are directed properly in the requisite directions.

Hopper Spreader Apparatus For Dry, Free Flow Materials

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US Patent:
6702208, Mar 9, 2004
Filed:
Jul 10, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/192410
Inventors:
Howard D. Hadler - West Bend WI
Lynn W. Schultz - Campbellsport WI
Terry C. Wendorff - Cedarburg WI
Assignee:
Sno-Way International, Inc. - Hartford WI
International Classification:
A01C 1700
US Classification:
239668, 239681, 239670, 239650
Abstract:
A hopper spreader apparatus for spreading materials such as salt, sand or seed includes a motor for rotating a spinner for distributing particulate matter delivered to the spinner. The hopper spreader apparatus is adapted for mounting on a skid steer loader unit. In one embodiment, the drive motor is a hydraulic motor which obtains hydraulic power from the hydraulic system of the skid steer loader unit. A flow controller adapts the flow rate provided by the skid steer loader unit to the flow rate for the hydraulic motor. In one embodiment, a check valve limits the operation of the hydraulic motor to one direction. The hopper spreader apparatus includes a quick release mounting adapter for quickly mounting the hopper spreader apparatus to the skid steer loader unit.

Snow Plow Having An In-Line Frame Design And Method Of Making The Same

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US Patent:
6775933, Aug 17, 2004
Filed:
Jul 10, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/192225
Inventors:
Timothy G. Koch - Theresa WI
Lynn W. Schultz - Campbellsport WI
Terry C Wendorff - Cedarburg WI
Assignee:
Sno-Way International, Inc. - Hartford WI
International Classification:
E01H 504
US Classification:
37231
Abstract:
An improved snow plow for use with light and medium duty trucks is disclosed which has a frame which uses an in-line design to eliminate the presence of rotational or torsional force in the frame members of the snow plow, which design provides an improved degree of ground clearance as well. The snow plow frame design supports the swing frame from both the top and the bottom thereof, while also providing an increased level of rigidity and structural integrity. The snow plow frame and the swing frame are thus both located in the same horizontal axis, so that the predominant line of force through each is from the front of the snow plow to the back.

Apparatus And Method For Testing Snow Removal Equipment

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US Patent:
6778932, Aug 17, 2004
Filed:
Nov 3, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/700149
Inventors:
John M. Struck - Iron Ridge WI
Terry Wendorff - Cedarburg WI
Assignee:
Sno-Way International, Inc. - Hartford WI
International Classification:
G06F 1900
US Classification:
702117, 702187, 340438, 340439, 340901, 701 1, 701 29
Abstract:
An apparatus and method for analyzing and diagnosing the operational condition and malfunctions of snow removal equipment. A diagnostic interfaces coupled to snow removal equipment and to an analysis retrieves and analyzes data and compares the data to a set of reference data. The apparatus and method can further comprise a display module for displaying detailed information relating to the operational status of the snow removal equipment. Alternative embodiments of the present invention are mobile or facilitate servicing networks.
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