Dean C Mcgahey

42600006, Apr 7, 1981

Jun 4, 1979

6/045702

Dean C. McGahey - Fishkill NY
Eugene W. Vest - Wappingers Falls NY

Texaco Inc. - White Plains NY

B65B 318
B65B 3106

141 59

A system for concurrently transferring a volatile liquid fuel from a source thereof into a fuel tank, while receiving vapors which are displaced from the tank during the inflow of the liquid fuel. Included in the system is a vacuum assist arrangement capable of imposing a vacuum condition on the vapor return line to avoid passage of vapors to the atmosphere. The liquid phase of the system includes a liquid flow regulator adapted to establish a desirable flow rate. Further, a vapor restrictor interposed in the vapor section of the system includes means to both throttle and regulate the vapor flow whereby to establish a favorable vapor:liquid ratio during normal operation.

40821226, Apr 4, 1978

Oct 19, 1976

5/733819

Dean C. McGahey - Fishkill NY

Texaco Inc. - New York NY

B65B 304

141 5

A balanced system for transferring a volatile liquid fuel into a tank therefor, while avoiding passage of fuel vapors into the atmosphere. Vacuum assist means is further provided to assure a tight fit between a removable fuel dispensing nozzle and the tank filler tube.

42237068, Sep 23, 1980

Jun 8, 1978

5/913976

Dean C. McGahey - Fishkill NY

Texaco Inc. - White Plains NY

B65B 318
B65B 3100

141 59

A system for transferring a volatile liquid fuel into a tank therefor, while avoiding passage of fuel vapors into the atmosphere. Vacuum assist means is provided including a reciprocatory, fuel actuated tandem motor and pump combination, to assure maintenance of a condition in the system which will prompt removal of fuel vapors from the tank being filled.

43865240, Jun 7, 1983

Feb 25, 1981

6/238186

Eugene W. Vest - Wappingers Falls NY
Dean C. McGahey - Fishkill NY

Texaco Inc. - White Plains NY

G01F 2314

73299

A manometer type instrument with an open leg above an indicator fluid. It is subject to immersion in a body of liquid, the change in level of which is to be measured. It includes an improvement which eliminates the formation of a capillary seal at the top of the open leg. The improvement uses a relatively thin wire that is supported so as to extend down into the open leg far enough to reach through the capillary seal.