Utility vehicle hay fork attachment device
OwnerGreg Jonesinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a utility vehicle hay fork attachment device that is comprised of a frame assembly further comprised of at least one horizontal frame member with at least one tine, a mounting plate, and a pair of mounting arms. The device further preferably resembles a garden fork and is made of a metal, such that it can carry strong loads and resist wear from repeated uses. The device is also comprised of mounting arms and a mounting ring that allow multiple means of attachment and support to a vehicle. In this manner, the device can be applied to any utility or all-terrain vehicle known in the art, to decrease the amount of time and effort required for moving hay bales.
Claims8
A utility vehicle hay fork attachment device comprising:
- a frame assembly further comprised of:
- at least one mounting plate further comprised of a vertical track with a pulley system;
- at least one horizontal frame member further comprised of at least one hinge that allows the at least one horizontal frame member to attach to the at least one mounting plate;
- at least one mounting ring connected to the at least one horizontal frame member;
- at least one tine that extends outwards from the at least one horizontal frame member, wherein the at least one tine can penetrate a body of a hay bale to be lifted;
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- a pair of mounting arms that attach to the at least one mounting plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.