Flipdown chainsaw cutter
AssigneeLarry Donald McKnight
InventorLarry McKnight
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a metal frame having at least one wheel attached in a way that permits the frame to be moved from one location to another. Attached to said frame is a chain saw that can be used in more than one cutting position using remote controls attached to the metal frame and controlled by the operator. The operator controls the saw's cutting position either vertically or horizontally with a tension rope that moves the saw to the desired cutting position. The saw's throttle is controlled by a flexible cable attached to a throttle assembly at the saw and a handle attached to the right side of the metal frame allowing the operator to control the cutting speed of the chain saw from high rpm to idle speed.
Claims3
What I claim as my invention is a devise to which a chain saw can be mounted in such a way as to operate in more than one position using remote controls.
The chain saw is mounted to a steel plate having pivot points that allows the chain saw to move from a vertical cutting position to a horizontal cutting position.
A rope attached to a pivot bracket lets the chain saw travel from vertical and horizontal and back with a pull of a rope attached to the pivot and tension brackets.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.