Roofing material removal apparatus
OwnerJoshua Failsinventor
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A roofing material removal apparatus is an apparatus to aid in the removal of existing roof shingles and tar paper. The device utilizes a removal frame, made of aluminum pipe, that is positioned on one side of a roof that is to be torn off. The removal frame is adjustable in overall length to fit the size of the roof. It is envisioned that extremely wide sections of roofs would be done in two or more passes. A section of strong aircraft cable is connected to the center of the removal frame and routed through a pulley that is fastened to the opposite side of the roof. The pulley prevents roof damage by keeping the cable from cutting into the roof. This cable is then connected to a vehicle mounted winch at grade level. During operation, the removal frame starts at the far end of the roof, removing all shingles, tar paper and similar roofing materials. As the removal frame is pulled forward by the cable and the winch, it pushes all of the loose material in much the same manner as a plow. Upon reaching the far side of the roof, the material simply falls into a properly placed dumpster.
A roofing material removal apparatus comprising:
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