19results about "Rakes" patented technology

A combination rake / refuse collector has a rake portion which traps leaves and other debris, a handle portion which contains a hollow tube, a connector portion which connects the hollow tube to a vacuum unit, and a storage / processing container. The vacuum unit and storage processing container are carried via a shoulder harness with two straps on the back of user. The vacuum unit sucks leaves and other debris collected by the rake portion, through the hollow tube and the connector portion, and directs them to the vacuum storage bag where they are shredded and exhausted into the leaf vacuum bag. The handle portion allows the user to direct the rake portion.

To provide a rake which makes it easy to collect cut grass and reduces the burden on the hands, waist, etc. during work. [Solution] The rake 1 has a main body member 2, a tip member 3, and a claw member 4. There are two claw members 4, which are fixed at the joint J of the tip member 3, and the tip member 3 is fixed to the main body member 2 with two sets of bolts B and nuts N.

A gardening tool comprises a ground working device (12, figure 1) comprising boron steel and a handle 14 connected to the ground working device, the handle comprising wood, at least a portion of the w

A combination rake / refuse collector has a rake portion which traps leaves and other debris, a handle portion which contains a hollow tube, a connector portion which connects the hollow tube to a vacuum unit, and a storage / processing container. The vacuum unit and storage processing container are carried via a shoulder harness with two straps on the back of user. The vacuum unit sucks leaves and other debris collected by the rake portion, through the hollow tube and the connector portion, and directs them to the vacuum storage bag where they are shredded and exhausted into the leaf vacuum bag. The handle portion allows the user to direct the rake portion.

A waste collection system, method, and apparatus comprises a handle assembly comprising a stand tube, a handle, and a controller; and a waste collection assembly comprising a housing, a waste slide container, and a sliding arm bar operably connected to a waste catch with a linear actuator, wherein the waste catch is configured to draw waste into the waste slide container.

Interface adapters are shown that allow, with minimal modification, the coupling of two separate rakes for use as ‘scissor yard waste tongs’ while at the same time allowing for their separate use as ‘regular’ rakes. These adapters provide the significant advantage of allowing ergonomically correct motions for their operators, while they minimize the need to bring additional tools in performing their work tasks.

Aspects of the disclosure relate to a garden implement that includes a handle, at least one tool member having a pair of flanges extending therefrom, each flange includes a flange bore and a pinion segment that share a common center, the pair of flanges have opposing parallel surfaces that each include the pinion segment, the opposing parallel flange surfaces are spaced apart by a first distance. Also included is at least a first fixing member coupled between the pair of flanges and the handle. The first fixing member includes a boss projecting along a longitudinal axis, the boss has parallel surfaces spaced apart by the first distance, a boss bore, and a curved rack segment projecting from the boss and configured to mesh with at least a portion of the pinion segment. Also included is a fixing shaft insertably received in at least one flange bore and the boss bore.

A harrow made of a harrow tine having elasticity, characterized in that, at the other end of a synthetic resin harrow tine (300) fixed inside a harrow tine fixing case (200) connected to a handle (100), only a plurality of first harrow blades (321) having different bending angles (a) from top to bottom and bending angles (b) curved in left and right directions when viewed in plan are formed at one end of a harrow tine body (310), the first harrow blades (321) are arranged in a plurality of directions and at a plurality of angles, and the first harrow blades (321) are combined in a state of being staggered with respect to each other in such a manner that the distance and the holding angle between the first harrow blades (321) are different from each other.

A fire suppression vegetation clearing kit provides for effective vegetation removal operations associated with fire suppression activities while ensuring user safety in operation with an industrial grade wood-chipper. The kit comprises a spade and a rakehoe. In this kit, each of the tools are composed of a non-metal material and are made of a unitary composition or a combination of non-metal materials. Each tool excludes open-loop handles, such that users are unable to loop a handle, arm, or anything else through the handle. The kit is also usable with a shovel having a non-open-loop handle. The shovel, spade, and rakehoe allow for vegetation clearing activities.

The utility model provides a multi-tooth land leveling harrow which comprises an installation plate and a side edge supporting frame, a plurality of first transverse rods and second transverse rods are fixedly connected below the installation plate and the side edge supporting frame, a plurality of harrow teeth are fixedly connected below the first transverse rods and the second transverse rods respectively, and the harrow teeth below the first transverse rods and the second transverse rods are arranged in a staggered mode. A mounting sleeve is fixedly connected to the upper portion of the mounting plate, supporting rods are fixedly connected to the lower portion of the mounting sleeve and the upper portion of the mounting plate, nail holes are formed in one side of the mounting sleeve, and the connecting mode of the first cross rod, the second cross rod, the mounting plate and the side supporting frame is changed into rotating connection from fixed connection. A plurality of positioning grooves are formed in one side of the first cross rod and one side of the second cross rod respectively, a sliding rod is fixedly connected to the upper portion of the side supporting frame, and a positioning bolt is in threaded connection to the upper portion of the side supporting frame. The rake teeth below the first cross rod and the second cross rod are distributed in a staggered mode at the interval of 5 cm, the actual operation interval of 2.5 cm is formed, soil blocks are rapidly smashed and the ground is flattened through the synergistic effect of the multiple rows of cross rods, and the operation efficiency is improved.

An adjustable fire rake includes an elongated handle and a rake head pivotally coupled to the handle. The rake head includes a collar portion secured to an end of the handle and a rake portion adjustably coupled to the collar portion. The fire rake portion of the rake further includes a semi-circular guide having several openings formed in the guide along an outer edge of the guide. The collar portion includes a spring-loaded pin to secure the collar in a desired position with respect to the rake portion.

Interface adapters are shown that allow, with minimal modification, the coupling of two separate rakes for use as ‘scissor yard waste tongs’ while at the same time allowing for their separate use as ‘regular’ rakes. These adapters provide the significant advantage of allowing ergonomically correct motions for their operators, while they minimize the need to bring additional tools in performing their work tasks.

The detachable replaceable tool relates to the technical field of agricultural tools, and comprises a tool head and a handle. The tool head is fixedly connected with a plug-in barrel. One end of the handle is plugged into the plug-in barrel. A protective piece is arranged between the handle and the plug-in barrel. The plug-in barrel is externally penetrated by a fastener which connects the handle, the protective piece and the plug-in barrel into an integrated whole. The utility model solves the problems in the prior art that the agricultural tools in the prior art often use spades or harrows in use, and since the handle needs to be connected, the tools occupy a lot of space when carried outside, and the convenience of use is affected. In addition, the existing agricultural tool head has a complex assembly structure and a complicated assembly process when assembled with the handle, and the assembly speed is affected.

A wheeled garden raking and thatching tool that can be used with one hand is disclosed. The subject invention uses the weight of the tool with the wheel assembly raised to focus downward pressure onto the rake heads to maximize the utility of the raking action over a large area with minimal applied force while using only one-hand. Additionally, the garden tool of the present invention stands on its own to eliminate the need to bend over to pick up the tool in between use.

A snow rake device comprises an open shape rake head operatively coupled to a gear assembly, handle assembly, and motor. The motor drives a flex shaft to rotate, which is pinioned into a linear reciprocating motion by the gear assembly, causing the rake head to move in opposite distal and proximal directions. Cutting bars on the rake head may then break up compacted snow and ice to more efficiently clear a building roof from snow.

The multi-function rake according to the invention is a versatile gardening tool for both home and professional use. It allows for several gardening tasks, including raking, hoeing (comprising a blade on one end of the working part and a tine on the other), leveling, and weeding. The tool includes a main working part, an adjustable handle, and attachment accessories. The fifth function, weeding, can be added as needed by the user. The tool is available as a kit or pre-assembled.

An adjustable fire rake includes an elongated handle and a rake head pivotally coupled to the handle. The rake head includes a collar portion secured to an end of the handle and a rake portion adjustably coupled to the collar portion. The fire rake portion of the rake further includes a semi-circular guide having several openings formed in the guide along an outer edge of the guide. The collar portion includes a spring-loaded pin to secure the collar in a desired position with respect to the rake portion.

A Stall Jac or stall rake which includes a plurality of tines having an elongated body portion extending away from, and engaged with an upper support, a distal end of a first group of the plurality of tines are unattached to each other, and the distal end of a second group of tines are attached to a scraping assembly extending between the distal end of the second group of tines and a lower edge of the head assembly.

Hand tool (1) with a handle (3) and a bridge (2) attached to one end of the handle, which is essentially in the shape of an elongated rectangle and extends with its long side transversely to the handle (3) in a position intended for use of the hand tool (1), wherein prongs are arranged on one of the long edges which extend essentially perpendicular to the long edge, wherein a hinge connection (4) is formed between the handle (3) and the bridge (2) which allows the bridge to be folded into a position in which the bridge (2) runs parallel to the handle (3), wherein the hinge connection consists of a combination of a pivot joint and a pivot axis (7) and the pivot joint is formed by a pivot axis, and wherein the bridge (2) consists of at least two parts (5, 6) which are rotatable relative to each other about the pivot axis, characterized in that two partial bridges (5, 6) in the area of ​​the receptacle (10,11) the axis of rotation on the surface facing the other partial web has a cam track (12) in the form of a depression, which together serve to receive a ball.