Furney M Eubanks from 442 Plantation Rd, Trenton, NC 28585, Phone: 252-448-4206

Multi-Purpose Tool Holder For Extension Handle
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US Patent:

48546259, Aug 8, 1989
Filed:

May 11, 1988
Appl. No.:

7/192550
Inventors:

Furney Eubanks - Trenton NC
Randy Eubanks - Trenton NC
International Classification:

A47F 1306
US Classification:

294 191
Abstract:

The present invention relates to a multi-purpose tool holder for holding various tools on an extension handle. The holder includes a flat support plate on the end of the extension handle. The support plate has a cable arrangement such that two cable loops are formed on top of it. The tool to be held is placed through the cable loops, and a wing nut is tightened on a threaded guide bar to tighten the cable securely around the tool. The tool holder can be used for many purposes such as holding paint scrapers, paint brushes, scrub brushes, weegies, acid brushes, paint roller frames, and other related tools.

Elevatable Work Station
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US Patent:

46500359, Mar 17, 1987
Filed:

Feb 21, 1986
Appl. No.:

6/831570
Inventors:

Furney M. Eubanks - Trenton NC
International Classification:

E04G 130
E04G 310
US Classification:

182101
Abstract:

This invention is a self-hoisting platform which can be used by painters, carpenters, or the like when painting or repairing elevated building structures. This is accomplished through the provision of a seat-like means having an interconnected dual lift system with reversible, pawl type locking means for manually raising and lowering the system.

Implement Deck That Shifts Laterally From Side To Side
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US Patent:

62339125, May 22, 2001
Filed:

Oct 13, 1999
Appl. No.:

9/417423
Inventors:

Furney M. Eubanks - Trenton NC
International Classification:

A01B 3403
A01B 3436
A01B 3443
A01B 3457
A01B 3464
US Classification:

56 155
Abstract:

An implement deck slidingly mounted on a wheeled axle so that the deck can be moved laterally from side-to-side to extend out beyond the track of the wheels. A T-shaped handle is rotatively mounted on the implement deck and is connected through a rocker arm and linkage to the wheeled axle. When the T-handle is rotated in one direction, the deck will slide to one end of the axle and when the handle is rotated in the opposite direction, the deck will slide to the opposite end of the axle. When the deck is disposed in the center of the axle, a locking pin can be inserted to prevent any relative movement between the wheeled axle and the deck.

Elevatable Work Station
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US Patent:

46307109, Dec 23, 1986
Filed:

May 9, 1985
Appl. No.:

6/732189
Inventors:

Furney M. Eubanks - Trenton NC
International Classification:

E06C 712
E04G 310
US Classification:

182116
Abstract:

This invention is a self-hoisting platform which can be used by painters, carpenters, or the like when painting or repairing elevated building structures. This is accomplished through the provision of a seat-like means having an interconnected dual lift system with reversible, pawl type locking means for manually raising and lowering the system.

Furney M Eubanks