US 11,846,084 B2Granted

Yard leveling and conditioning apparatus

OwnerFrancis C Lebedainventor

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Abstract

A yard leveling and conditioning apparatus has a rectangular frame. The frame has a plurality of forward mounted V-shaped knives attached to a forward portion of the frame, and a plurality of rearward mounted V-shaped knives attached to a rearward portion of the frame. The plurality of forward and rearward mounted V-shaped knives project downward when in an engagement position. The apparatus has a first side wheel mounted to a first side of the frame and a second side wheel mounted to a second side of the frame. A third wheel is mounted to the rearward portion of the frame. A tongue is rotatably attached to the forward portion of the frame and is configured for attachment to a pulling source. The first, second and third wheels are configured to project in an upward orientation when in the engagement position and do not touch the ground in the engagement position.

Claims8

Dependent claims

A yard leveling and conditioning apparatus comprising:

a frame;
a plurality of forward mounted V-shaped knives attached to a forward portion of said frame;
a plurality of rearward mounted V-shaped knives attached to a rearward portion of said frame;
said plurality of forward mounted V-shaped knives and said rearward mounted V-shaped knives are configured to project in a downward orientation in an engagement position;
a first side wheel mounted to a first side of said frame;
a second side wheel mounted to a second side of said frame;
a third wheel mounted to said rearward portion of said frame;
a tongue rotatable attached to said forward portion of said frame;
said tongue having an attachment plate wherein said tongue is configured for attachment to a pulling source;
and
said first, second and third wheels configured to project in an upward orientation in a non-engagement position wherein said first, second and third wheels do not touch a yard in said non-engagement position.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.