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Granted Patent B2
US 11,131,095 · App. 16/596,869 · Granted Sep 28, 2021

Roof waste removal assembly

Inventors: Aaron Jay Beiler (Gap, PA); Raymond Beiler (New Holland, PA); Jeremiah Weaver (Narvon, PA)
Assignee: New Heights, LLC
E04D15/003B60P1/4414B65G11/14B65G11/146B65G11/02
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Patent No.
US 11,131,095
App. No.
16/596,869
Granted
Sep 28, 2021
Kind
B2
Abstract

A roof waste removal assembly is provided and includes a chute system and a self-propelled expanding trailer. The chute system includes a roof guide and a gutter shield. The self-propelled expanding trailer includes a frame, an extension device secured to the frame, and a storage bin secured to the extension device.

Claims (56)

1. A roof waste removal assembly comprising:

a chute system having:

a roof guide, the roof guide is an elongated structured formed from a single piece of material and includes a front guide section and a rear guide section positioned orthogonal to the front guide section; and

a gutter shield;

a self-propelled expanding trailer having:

a frame;

an extension device secured to the frame; and

a storage bin secured to the extension device.

2. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 1 , wherein the front guide section includes a front wall and a front lip.

3. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 2 , wherein the front wall is an elongated planar body having a top and bottom surface extending upward from the rear guide section by a bend in the roof guide.

4. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 3 , wherein the front lip extends from the front wall and is bent about one hundred and eighty (180) degrees and is positioned on a bottom planar surface of the front wall.

5. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 4 , wherein the rear guide section includes a floor, a guide threshold, and a rear lip.

6. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 5 , wherein the floor is an elongated planar body having a top and bottom surface extending upward from the rear guide section by the bend in the roof guide.

7. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 6 , wherein the guide threshold is an elongated planar body that extends from the floor and is angled with respect to the bottom surface of the floor.

8. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 7 , wherein the rear lip extends from the guide threshold and is bent about one hundred and eighty (180) degrees and is positioned on a bottom planar surface of the guide threshold.

9. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 1 , wherein the gutter shield is an elongated structured formed from a single piece of material and includes a front guard section and a rear guard section positioned orthogonal to the front guide section.

10. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 9 , wherein the front guard section a rear wall and a front overlap section, the front guard section is an elongated planar body having a top and bottom surface extending downward from the rear guard section by a bend in the gutter shield.

11. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 10 , wherein the rear guard section includes a cover section having an elongated planar body with a top and bottom surface extending away from the front guard section, a guard threshold that extends from the cover section and is angled with respect to the bottom surface of the cover section, and a rear overlap section that extends from the guard threshold and is bent about one hundred and eighty (180) degrees and is positioned on a bottom planar surface of the guard threshold.

12. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 1 , further comprising an extender connecting to the self-propelled trailer and includes a pair of extension arms and a guard panel secured by the pair of extension arms.

13. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 12 , wherein each extension arm of the pair of extension arms is a two piece construction having a front arm and a sliding support arm corresponding to the front arm.

14. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 13 , wherein the front arm is an elongated structural beam having a sliding support arm receiving passageway opening from a lead end thereof and extending there through a body of first arm to receive the sliding support arm.

15. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 12 , wherein the front arm includes a front panel catch positioned on a trailing end thereof, a middle panel catch positioned on a leading end thereof, and lock receiving passageway positioned at the leading end thereof and extending completely there through.

16. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 15 , wherein the front panel catch is secured to an upper surface of the first arm and includes an arm mount section secured to the top surface of the first arm, a wall section extending orthogonal to the arm mount section, a support extending and connecting the arm mount section and the wall section, and a panel mount section extending orthogonal to the wall section and parallel to the arm mount section but extending in the opposite direction.

17. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 16 , wherein the middle panel catch is secured to the upper surface of the first arm and includes an arm mount section secured to the top surface of the first arm, a first panel mount section extending orthogonal to the arm mount section, a wall section extending orthogonal to first panel mount section and parallel to the arm mount section, and a second panel mount section extending orthogonal to the wall section and parallel to the first panel mount section.

18. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 15 , wherein the sliding support arm is an elongated structural beam and includes a rear panel catch positioned on a lead end thereof and a lock receiving passageway positioned at the leading end thereof and extending completely there through.

19. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 18 , wherein the rear panel catch is secured to an upper surface of the sliding support arm and includes an arm mount section secured to an end surface of the sliding support arm and a panel mount section extending orthogonal to the arm mount section and parallel top surface of the sliding support arm.

20. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 12 , wherein the guard panel is a rectangular planar member secured to the pair of extension arms.

21. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 1 , wherein the extension device is an extender having a cover secured to a wind-up mechanism on the storage bin.

22. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 21 , wherein the extender includes a cover guide with a guide bar positioned above the wind-up mechanism and secured to the storage bin.

23. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 22 , wherein the cover includes an end connected to a roller bar of the wind-up mechanism and another end fed between the guide bar and the storage bin.

24. A roof waste removal assembly comprising:

a chute system having:

a roof guide; and

a gutter shield;

a self-propelled expanding trailer having:

a frame;

an extension device secured to the frame;

a storage bin secured to the extension device; and

an extender connecting to the self-propelled trailer and includes a pair of extension arms and a guard panel secured by the pair of extension arms, wherein each extension arm of the pair of extension arms is a two piece construction having a front arm and a sliding support arm corresponding to the front arm.

25. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 24 , wherein the front arm is an elongated structural beam having a sliding support arm receiving passageway opening from a lead end thereof and extending there through a body of first arm to receive the sliding support arm.

26. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 24 , wherein the front arm includes a front panel catch positioned on a trailing end thereof, a middle panel catch positioned on a leading end thereof, and lock receiving passageway positioned at the leading end thereof and extending completely there through.

27. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 26 , wherein the front panel catch is secured to an upper surface of the first arm and includes an arm mount section secured to the top surface of the first arm, a wall section extending orthogonal to the arm mount section, a support extending and connecting the arm mount section and the wall section, and a panel mount section extending orthogonal to the wall section and parallel to the arm mount section but extending in the opposite direction.

28. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 27 , wherein the middle panel catch is secured to the upper surface of the first arm and includes an arm mount section secured to the top surface of the first arm, a first panel mount section extending orthogonal to the arm mount section, a wall section extending orthogonal to first panel mount section and parallel to the arm mount section, and a second panel mount section extending orthogonal to the wall section and parallel to the first panel mount section.

29. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 26 , wherein the sliding support arm is an elongated structural beam and includes a rear panel catch positioned on a lead end thereof and a lock receiving passageway positioned at the leading end thereof and extending completely there through.

30. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 29 , wherein the rear panel catch is secured to an upper surface of the sliding support arm and includes an arm mount section secured to an end surface of the sliding support arm and a panel mount section extending orthogonal to the arm mount section and parallel top surface of the sliding support arm.

31. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 24 , wherein the guard panel is a rectangular planar member secured to the pair of extension arms.

32. A roof waste removal assembly comprising:

a chute system having:

a roof guide; and

a gutter shield;

a self-propelled expanding trailer having:

a frame;

an extension device secured to the frame and is an extender having a cover secured to a wind-up mechanism on the storage bin; and

a storage bin secured to the extension device.

33. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 32 , wherein the extender includes a cover guide with a guide bar positioned above the wind-up mechanism and secured to the storage bin.

34. The roof waste removal assembly of claim 33 , wherein the cover includes an end connected to a roller bar of the wind-up mechanism and another end fed between the guide bar and the storage bin.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jan 13, 2020
From: BEILER, AARON JAY; BEILER, RAYMOND; WEAVER, JEREMIAH
To: NEW HEIGHTS, LLC
Reel/Frame 051491/0017 →
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20210108420A1 · Apr 15, 2021
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