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Jimmy Nelson Eavenson

from Chagrin Falls, OH
Age ~34
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Also known as:
Jimmy N Eavenson
Related to:
P F EavensonKatie E Eavenson, 47P N Eavenson, 76Kari K Eavenson, 38Daniel E Ivins, 70Daniel E Ivins, 38E Flip Eavenson
Connected to:
Brenda T Eavenson, 77Jennifer W Eavenson, 63Lina Eavenson, 53Marvin W Eavenson, 62Pamela Q Eavenson, 68Susan C Eavenson, 53Tabitha K Eavenson, 44Michael B Eaver, 36Mary A Eaverly, 66Charles E Eavers, 62

Jimmy Eavenson Phones & Addresses

  • Chagrin Falls, OH
  • Brecksville, OH
  • Cincinnati, OH
  • Aurora, OH
  • Dewy Rose, GA
  • Elberton, GA
  • 489 Wheatfield Dr, Aurora, OH 44202

Work

Company: Mtd products Mar 1997 to Apr 2016 Position: Advanced concepts at mtd products

Education

School / High School: Clemson University 1974 to 1975 Specialities: Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

Skills

Engineering • Lean Manufacturing • Continuous Improvement • Manufacturing • Product Development • Manufacturing Engineering • Cross Functional Team Leadership • 5S • Kaizen • Manufacturing Operations Management • Process Improvement • Fmea • Six Sigma • Product Design • Iso • Design For Manufacturing • Engineering Management • Supply Chain Management • Product Launch • Value Stream Mapping • Strategic Planning • Process Engineering • Solidworks • Automotive • Pro Engineer • Microsoft Office • Cad • Spc

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Environment

Industries

Consumer Goods

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Jimmy Eavenson

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Address:
489 Wheatfield Dr, Aurora, OH 44202
Phone:
(330) 995-6268
VIN:
2CKDL737186023549
Make:
PONTIAC
Model:
TORRENT
Year:
2008

Resumes

Resumes

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Principal Engineer

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Location:
6041 Grafton Rd, Valley City, OH 44280
Industry:
Consumer Goods
Work:
Mtd Products Mar 1997 - Apr 2016
Advanced Concepts at Mtd Products
Eavenson Consulting Mar 1997 - Apr 2016
Principal Engineer
John Deere Mar 1989 - Mar 1997
Utility Machines
Textron May 1980 - Mar 1989
Engineering
White Consolidated Industries Sep 1978 - May 1980
Engineer and Research
Education:
Clemson University 1974 - 1975
Georgia Institute of Technology 1964 - 1969
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering, Bachelors, Engineering Georgia Tech
Skills:
Engineering
Lean Manufacturing
Continuous Improvement
Manufacturing
Product Development
Manufacturing Engineering
Cross Functional Team Leadership
5S
Kaizen
Manufacturing Operations Management
Process Improvement
Fmea
Six Sigma
Product Design
Iso
Design For Manufacturing
Engineering Management
Supply Chain Management
Product Launch
Value Stream Mapping
Strategic Planning
Process Engineering
Solidworks
Automotive
Pro Engineer
Microsoft Office
Cad
Spc
Interests:
Environment

Publications

Us Patents

Modular Power Head For Walk-Behind Mower

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US Patent:
20020194827, Dec 26, 2002
Filed:
Jun 22, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/887596
Inventors:
Jimmy Eavenson - Aurora OH, US
James Cykon - Warren OH, US
International Classification:
A01D034/43
US Classification:
056/017200
Abstract:
A vegetation mower power head frame having a fixedly attached axle receiving member and a selectively removable axle member received by the axle receiving member for providing modularity with respect to changing the wheel base of the mower and for facilitating easy replacement of the axle during repair. The axle member is secured to the axle receiving member by a retainer pin preventing lateral movement relative thereto. The power head frame is also fashioned with multiple sets of holes for securing one of a plurality of engines having a different configuration or size.

Reversible Spindle For Lawnmower

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US Patent:
20020194830, Dec 26, 2002
Filed:
Jun 22, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/887506
Inventors:
Jimmy Eavenson - Aurora OH, US
Gary Hobrath - Brunswick OH, US
Jim Cykon - Warren OH, US
International Classification:
A01D067/00
US Classification:
056/320100
Abstract:
There is provided a mower having a mower deck wherein is received a spindle. The spindle includes a body and a shaft that longitudinally extends beyond the body. The shaft is adapted to receive a cutting blade at either end of the shaft. The shaft is also adapted to receive a pulley at either end of the shaft, wherein the pulley is opposite the cutting blade. The spindle further includes two shields, each received by an opposite end of the shaft. In this manner, the spindle is adapted to be invertibly mounted between first and second positions to multiple mower decks having different cutting height requirements. The body also includes a flange portion having a plurality of sets of mounting holes fashioned therein. The sets of mounting holes are disposed at different radii about the flange for mounting the spindle into different mower decks having different mounting hole patterns.

Tiller Tine Mower

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US Patent:
20030019198, Jan 30, 2003
Filed:
Jul 24, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/912108
Inventors:
Jimmy Eavenson - Aurora OH, US
Assignee:
Commercial Turf Products, LTD. - Streetsboro OH
International Classification:
A01D034/64
US Classification:
056/016700
Abstract:
A ground engaging vegetation mower has a mower deck with a horizontally mounted blade shaft. Cutting blades, having a U-shaped cross section, are mounted symmetrically about the blade shaft for rotation therewith. The cutting blades rotate within sufficient proximity to the mower deck housing so as to provide scissor-like cutting action of the vegetation. The mounting of the cutting blades on the shaft is such that contact with an obstruction causes the cutting blades to slip about the blade shaft. A plurality of cutting blades can be selectively attached to the blade shaft to adjust the cutting width of the mower deck.

Floating Deck Material Collection System

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US Patent:
20030019201, Jan 30, 2003
Filed:
Jul 27, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/916632
Inventors:
Jimmy Eavenson - Aurora OH, US
Assignee:
Commercial Turf Products, Ltd. - Streetsboro OH
International Classification:
A01D034/71
US Classification:
056/202000, 056/194000, 056/320200
Abstract:
A lawn care device comprises a main frame having at least two wheels attached thereto for engaging an associated underlying surface. A mower deck is operatively connected to the main frame. A power means is operatively mounted to the main frame. A non-mower deck implement operatively connects to the main frame. The non-mower deck implement is adapted to follow the contour of the underlying surface. More specifically, the non-mower deck implement is a ground following implement or a floating implement.

Lawn Mower Main Frame And Sub-Frame Assembly

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US Patent:
20030041577, Mar 6, 2003
Filed:
Aug 28, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/941294
Inventors:
Jimmy Eavenson - Aurora OH, US
Mike Utz - Streetsboro OH, US
International Classification:
A01D069/03
US Classification:
056/011800, 056/014800, 056/010800
Abstract:
A mower having a sub-frame with components including traction motors, wheels and hydraulic pumps for mounting on a main frame as a separate unit to facilitate assembly and repair.

Blower With Directional Output Nozzle

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US Patent:
20030082016, May 1, 2003
Filed:
Sep 30, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/261985
Inventors:
Jimmy Eavenson - Aurora OH, US
William Kocka - Medina OH, US
Amit Saha - North Ridgeville OH, US
International Classification:
B65G053/04
US Classification:
406/038000
Abstract:
An improved blower with a directional output nozzle is provided for various tasks such as moving debris or drying surfaces. The blower includes a frame mounted on wheels and a motor mounted to the frame. The blower also includes a housing with an inlet opening and directional output nozzle. An impeller is located in the blower housing and is driven by the motor to generate airflow. As the impeller rotates, air is drawn in through the inlet opening and is discharged through the output nozzle. The output nozzle can be repositioned by rotation by either local control or remote actuation.

Foot Pedal Lift Assist

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US Patent:
20030094071, May 22, 2003
Filed:
Nov 19, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/993162
Inventors:
Jimmy Eavenson - Aurora OH, US
Gary Hobrath - Brunswick OH, US
Dan Morse - Burbank OH, US
Assignee:
MTD PRODUCTS INC - Cleveland OH
International Classification:
G05G001/16
US Classification:
074/562000
Abstract:
A foot pedal lift assist that is operably associated with the lift mechanism of a lawn care apparatus. The lift assist includes a foot pedal that is pivotally connected to a holder. The foot pedal may be locked into an operative position where the longitudinal axis of the foot pedal is perpendicular to the axis of the holder. The foot pedal includes a positioning hole that is aligned with a first hole on a mounting surface of the holder when the foot pedal is in the operative position. The foot pedal may be locked into an inoperative position where the longitudinal axis of the foot pedal is parallel to the axis of the holder. The positioning hold of the foot pedal is aligned with a second hold on the mounting surface when the foot pedal is in the inoperative position. The foot pedal lift assist may be used alone, or in conjunction with a standard hand lever to reposition a mower deck or other implement.

Tank For A Sprayer System

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US Patent:
20030116644, Jun 26, 2003
Filed:
Dec 20, 2001
Appl. No.:
10/027108
Inventors:
Peter Thompson - North Olmstead OH, US
Jimmy Eavenson - Aurora OH, US
Michael Utz - Streetsboro OH, US
International Classification:
E01C019/16
US Classification:
239/172000
Abstract:
The present invention provides a tank having a bottom portion that is adapted to be received by a truck platform between the wheel wells so that the tank can be easily moved past the wheel wells. In addition, the tank preferably has a first top panel that is adapted to receive the pump, engine, hose and/or reel. Since the foregoing are mounted onto the tank, the useable space on the platform is increased. Further, the first top panel is preferably positioned near the edge of the platform so that the sprayer system controls are accessible and convenient for a user.
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Jimmy Nelson Eavenson from Chagrin Falls, OH, age ~34 Get Report