US2005044615A1PendingUtilityA1

Hard glass sphere is flush tank timer

Priority: Sep 2, 2003Filed: Sep 2, 2003Published: Mar 3, 2005
Est. expirySep 2, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Joseph Eichten
E03D 1/14
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Abstract

A hard glass ball that is en-joined with-in the fluted valve to protrude through the bottom opening ( 15 ). The convex weighted sphere ( 15 ) then seats upon the open water drain ( 17 ) to close off the outgoing water. Pressing the outside tank handle ( 30 ) controls above mechanism to facilitate the in-flow and out-flow of tank water.

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1 . While having exhibited my water saver flush tank device I hereby expose members hard glass ball enjoined with the fluted valve. The outflow of water is hereby controlled by the valve containing the enjoined hard glass ball. 
 My invention claims a reverse engineering system by use of the hard glass ball which when controlled by the following instructions will allow less then fifty percent of tank water to escape:    In my invention the operator presses the handle holding it down for five seconds-Counting one thousand-two thousand-three thousand-four thousand- five thousand-releases the handle at that precise moment. This step will then drop the valve ball immediately upon the open drain pipe closing it securely. Refilling of the tank occurs promptly.    
   
   
       2 . Solidifying the reverse engineering method, the stem rods weight and double swivels with threaded connections establish a faultless mechanism to with stand chemical, water, and tank deterioration. 
 Single handle control to activate the lite flush, or the larger deposit when needed, by holding handle down for 15 seconds. This is a very accommodating method of old and new as well as financial savings. To invent by problem recognition.

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