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US 12,628,790 B1Granted
Stall jac
OwnerJames Edward Murffinventor
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Abstract
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.
Claims20
A stall rake, comprising:
- a head assembly attachable to an end of a handle,
- the head assembly comprising an upper support separated from a lower edge by an assembly length;
- the upper support having a length oriented transverse to the handle;
- a plurality of tines engaged with the upper support, each spaced apart from one-another along the length of the upper support,
- each of the plurality of tines having an elongated body portion extending away from the upper support along a tine length and terminating at a distal end,
- wherein the distal end of a first group of the plurality of tines define the lower edge of the head assembly;
- wherein 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 the lower edge of the head assembly.
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A stall rake, comprising:
- a head assembly attached to an end of a linear handle,
- the head assembly comprising an upper support separated from a lower edge by an assembly length;
- a second support oriented parallel to the upper support located between the upper support and the lower edge along the assembly length;
- the upper support and the second support having a length oriented transverse to the linear handle;
- a plurality of tines, each engaged with the upper support and the second support, each spaced apart from one-another along the length of the upper support and the second support,
- each of the plurality of tines comprising a first portion disposed between the upper support and the second support, and a second portion disposed between the second support and the lower edge, wherein the second portion is oriented at an angle relative to the first portion and terminates at a distal end of the tine;
- wherein the distal ends of a first group of the plurality of tines defines the lower edge of the head assembly;
- wherein the distal end of a second group of the plurality of tines are each attached to a scraping assembly extending between the distal end of the second group of the plurality of tines and the lower edge of the head assembly;
- wherein the distal end of two or more of the second group of the plurality of tines are engaged with the same scraping assembly;
- wherein a lower outer edge of the scraping assembly located opposite to the distal end of the second group of the plurality of tines forms a portion of the lower edge of the head assembly;
- wherein the lower outer edge of the scraping assembly has a curved surface;
- wherein the scraping assembly comprises a concave surface oriented away from a front face of the head assembly;
- wherein the upper support and the second support each include a center portion disposed between two outer portions, each outer portion engaged with a corresponding end of the center portion, wherein each outer portion is oriented at an angle relative to the center portion;
- wherein the head assembly comprises at least two cleaning assemblies;
- wherein two of the cleaning assemblies are located on opposite ends of the lower edge of the head assembly, and
- wherein the upper support is frictionally engageable or threadedly engageable with the end of the linear handle.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.