I claim:
1. A dipping sauce comprising the following ingredients:
a) eggs;
b) mayonnaise;
c) sugar;
d) distilled water;
e) salt;
f) vegetable oil;
g) sour cream;
h) lime juice;
i) horseradish sauce;
j) slaw dressing;
k) sandwich and salad sauce; and
k) soy,
wherein said ingredients are combined until the mixture is homogeneous in texture.
2. The dipping sauce of claim 1, wherein said horseradish sauce is comprised of water, soybean oil, sugar, vinegar, egg yolks, starch, contains less than 2% of salt, modified food starch, natural flavor horseradish, spice warm paprika, hydrolyzed corn gluten, garlic, onion, artificial flavor, and oleo resin paprika.
3. The dipping sauce of claim 1, wherein said slaw dressing is comprised of soy bean oil, corn-cidar, vinegar, sugar, fructose corn syrup, egg yolk, salt, spice, water, and xanthan gum.
4. The dipping sauce of claim 1, wherein said sandwich and salad sauce is comprised of soy bean oil, white vinegar, water, sugar, mustard, salt, hole egg salads, modified food starch, spice extractives, and xantham gum.
5. The dipping sauce of claim 1, wherein said sauce may also be comprised of the following ingredients:
a) roasted garlic
b) pickled pepper
c) Worcestershire sauce
d) onion
e) honey
6. A method of preparing a dipping sauce, comprising the steps of:
a) preparing about 9 fluid ounces of said horseradish sauce;
b) mixing said horseradish sauce with 16 fluid ounces of said slaw dressing, and this said interim mixture is formed and stirred with a mechanical stirrer until the said interim mixture is homogeneous in texture;
c) adding about 10 ounces of said sandwich and salad sauce to the said interim mixture in order to form a second interim mixture and said second interim mixture is agitated until the said interim mixture achieves a homogeneous status; and
d) adding said lime juice from approximately one half a lime to said second interim mixture in order to form a final product which is also stirred with a mechanical stirrer until a homogeneous state is achieved with said mixture.
7. The method of claim 6, wherein said sauce may comprise roasted garlic.
8. The method of claim 6, wherein said sauce may comprise pickled pepper.
9. The method of claim 6, wherein said sauce may comprise Worcestershire sauce.
10. The method of claim 6, wherein said sauce may comprise onion.
11. The method of claim 6, wherein said sauce may comprise honey.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. Control comprising, in combination: a pivot pin; a control block connected to the pivot pin and rotatable with the pivot pin; an adjustment guide, with the control block pivotal relative to the adjustment guide in a rotatable path, with the adjustment guide including a tang; and a control lever pivotably mounted to the control block about an axis generally perpendicular to the pivot pin, with the control lever being pivotal between a bumping position and an angled position, with the tang abutting the control lever in the bumping position in the rotatable path, with the tang not interfering with the control lever in the angled position in the rotatable path.
2. The control of claim 1 further comprising, in combination: a panel, with the control block and the pivot pin rotatable relative to the panel, wherein the adjustment guide is adjustably positioned relative to the pivot pin to adjust positioning of the tang, with the adjustment guide being pivotally mounted upon the pivot pin and rotatable relative to the panel.
3. The control of claim 2 further comprising, in combination: a crank arm connected to the pivot pin and rotatable with the pivot pin, with the crank arm being biased to pivot the control block towards the tang; and an abutment at an angular spacing relative to the pivot pin from the tang, with the abutment being abuttable by the control lever, with the control block passing over center when the control lever pivots from abutting with the abutment and towards the tang.
4. The control of claim 1 further comprising, in combination: a crank arm connected to the pivot pin and rotatable with the pivot pin, with the crank arm being biased to pivot the control block towards the tang; and an abutment at an angular spacing relative to the pivot pin from the tang, with the abutment being abuttable by the control lever, with the control block passing over center when the control lever pivots from abutting with the abutment and towards the tang.
5. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the tang extends from the adjustment guide in a direction parallel to the pivot pin and extends into a plane including the rotatable path of the control block, with the tang having a free end, with the free end of the tang located spaced from and intermediate the adjustment guide and the control lever in the angled position.
6. The control of claim 5 further comprising, in combination: a panel, with the control block and the pivot pin rotatable relative to the panel, wherein the adjustment guide is adjustably positioned relative to the pivot pin to adjust positioning of the tang, with the adjustment guide being pivotally mounted upon the pivot pin and rotatable relative to the panel.
7. The control of claim 6 further comprising, in combination: a crank arm connected to the pivot pin and rotatable with the pivot pin, with the crank arm being biased to pivot the control block towards the tang; and an abutment at an angular spacing relative to the pivot pin from the tang, with the abutment being abuttable by the control lever, with the control block passing over center when the control lever pivots from abutting with the abutment and towards the tang.
8. The control of claim 5 further comprising, in combination: a crank arm connected to the pivot pin and rotatable with the pivot pin, with the crank arm being biased to pivot the control block towards the tang; and an abutment at an angular spacing relative to the pivot pin from the tang, with the abutment being abuttable by the control lever, with the control block passing over center when the control lever pivots from abutting with the abutment and towards the tang.
9. Apparatus for applying a product to areas comprising, in combination: a frame assembly moveably supported in a movement direction upon the areas to which product is to be applied; a hopper mounted upon the frame assembly; a spinner rotatably mounted on the frame assembly about a vertical axis and for receiving product from the hopper, with the spinner including an outer circumference; a primary shield extending concentrically to and spaced from the vertical axis for a portion of the outer circumference of the spinner; a flip shield pivotably mounted relative to the frame assembly about a pivot axis parallel to the movement direction and generally perpendicular to the vertical axis, with the flip shield being pivotal between a redirection position and an inoperative position, with the flip shield not operatively interfering with product leaving the spinner in the inoperative position, with the flip shield including a linear straight portion extending parallel to the movement direction and the pivot axis and extending parallel to a tangent to the outer circumference of the spinner in the redirection position, with the flip shield abutting with and being coextensive with the primary shield in the redirection position; a platform including first and second sides extending from opposite ends of a support; first and second bushings pivotally mounting the first and second sides to the frame assembly about an axis extending parallel to and spaced from the support; at least a third bushing extending between and abutting the platform and the frame assembly in an operable position and extending in a direction non parallel to and spaced from the axis, with the first, second, and third bushings each formed of compressible material, with the platform solely supported by the frame assembly through the bushings; a proportioner arm; a step pivotally mounted between an unlocked position and a locked position, with the step being biased from the locked position to the unlocked position; a composite block moveably related to the step; an engagement connected to and moveable with the proportioner arm, with the composite block engaging with the engagement when the step is in the locked position preventing relative movement of the composite block and the engagement, with the composite block being in a non interfering relation with the engagement when the step is in the unlocked position permitting relative movement of the composite block and the engagement; a pivot pin; a control block connected to the pivot pin and rotatable with the pivot pin; an adjustment guide, with the control block pivotal relative to the adjustment guide in a rotatable path, with the adjustment guide including a tang; a control lever pivotably mounted to the control block about an axis generally perpendicular to the pivot pin, with the control lever being pivotal between a bumping position and an angled position, with the tang abutting the control lever in the bumping position in the rotatable path, with the tang not interfering with the control lever in the angled position in the rotatable path; an engine mounted on the frame assembly; a belt drive system comprising: a drive pulley connected to the engine to be driven thereby; a spinner pulley connected to the spinner to be driven thereby; a variator including a first sheave having a variable effective diameter and including a second sheave having a variable effective diameter, with the first and second sheaves being rotatable about a pivot pin, with the pivot pin being moveable with the effective diameter of the first sheave increasing and with the effective diameter of the second sheave decreasing when the pivot pin is moved in a first direction and with the effective diameter of the first sheave decreasing and with the effective diameter of the second sheave increasing when the pivot pin is moved opposite to the first direction; a first belt connected between the drive pulley and the first sheave; a second belt connected between the spinner pulley and the second sheave; a control lever pivotally mounted relative to the frame assembly; a flexible cable operationally connected to the control lever and the pivot pin and moving the pivot pin when pivoted; a supply tank carried by the frame assembly; a pump in fluid communication with the supply tank; and a spray tip carried by the frame assembly at a small acute angle to the area, with the spray tip being of a fan style creating a spray having an increasing width in the movement direction and parallel to the areas and with a height perpendicular to the areas which is an amount insignificant to the width when the spray engages the areas, with the pump being in fluid communication with the spray tip.
10. The apparatus of claim 9 with the platform pivotally mounted between the operable position and a transport position, with the support in the operable position being generally horizontal and in the transport position being and spaced from the support in the operable position.
11. The apparatus of claim 10 with each of the first and second sides including a collar concentric to the axis, with the first and second bushing each received in the collar of one of the first and second sides, with a sleeve extending through each of the first and second bushings concentric to the collar and to the axis, with a pivot pin extending through the sleeve and secured to the vehicular portion.
12. The apparatus of claim 11 with the third bushing mounted to the platform, with the third bushing abutting the vehicular portion in the operable position and being in a non abutting relation with the vehicular portion in the transport position.
13. The apparatus of claim 9 further comprising, in combination: a step linkage pivotally connected to the step; a pivotally mounted cam, with the composite block moveable with the pivotally mounted cam, with the pivotally mounted cam pivotably connected to the step linkage; and a spring connected to the step linkage biasing the step, with the engagement being a serrated element.
14. The apparatus of claim 13 further comprising, in combination: at least one pivotal hand lever pivotal about a pivot axis from a neutral position to a movement position; a crank arm extending radially from the pivot axis; a lever linkage pivotably connected to the crank arm and to the proportioner arm, with the pivotal hand lever being biased from the movement position to the neutral position.
15. The apparatus of claim 9 further comprising, in combination: a variator arm pivotably mounted relative to the frame assembly about an arm pivot axis spaced from and parallel to the pivot pin, with the flexible cable connected to the variator, with the arm pivot axis being intermediate the flexible cable and the pivot pin.
16. The apparatus of claim 15 further comprising, in combination: a first spring connected to the variator arm, with the arm pivot axis being intermediate the first spring and the flexible cable, with the flexible cable being operationally connected to the variator arm by a second spring.
17. The apparatus of claim 9 with the spray tip carried by the frame assembly at the small acute angle in the range of 15 to 25 degrees.
18. The apparatus of claim 9 with the flip shield further including an arcuate portion coextensive with the linear straight portion, with the linear straight portion abutting with and being coextensive with the primary shield in the redirection position, with the linear straight portion being intermediate the arcuate portion and the primary shield.
19. The apparatus of claim 18 with the primary shield and the flip shield being mounted to the hopper.