Implement for removing weeds from paviours joints
OwnerDonald Howellsinventor
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Abstract
An implement for use in removing weeds, moss or other matter from the joints between parviours (P), comprises an elongate handle carrying a blade (12), the blade extending along an axis at an angle of 25° to 65° to the axis of the handle and being formed with an apex at its forward end. The implement is arranged for its handle to be held by a user when standing, with the handle extending forwardly and downwardly from the use and with the apex of the blade engaged in the joint between paviours: the user then draws the implement towards him.
Claims5
1) An implement for use in removing weeds, moss or other matter from the joints between paviours, the implement comprising an elongate handle carrying a blade at one end thereof, the blade extending along an axis at an angle of 25 to 65° to the axis of the handle and being formed with an apex at its forward end, said elongate handle permitting the user, when in standing position, to hold the implement by its handle, with said handle inclined downwardly away from the user and said blade extending forwardly at a steeper angle, with said apex of said blade engaged in a joint between paviours, and said blade being bent or folded along its longitudinal axis so that it is V-shaped or dished in cross-section, with its concave side arranged, in use, to face toward the user.
4) An implement as claimed in any preceding claim, in which said angle of the blade axis relative to the axis of said handle is in the range of 30 to 55°.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.