Portable bin
AssigneeTrailer Trash Pty Ltd
InventorsThomas Alexander Garfield Jamieson, Dale Patrick Cooney
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Abstract
A bin, including a receptacle movable between a first condition of use for loading and a second condition of use in which it can be engaged for emptying; and attachment means including first and second elongate sleeves for engagement by respective forks of a front lift truck, wherein in the second condition of use the receptacle is arranged in a manner whereby forks of a front lift truck can engage respective sleeves of the attachment means so that the bin can be lifted and emptied by the truck.
Claims60
A bin for storing waste products, including:
- (a) a receptacle shaped to receive and store waste products;
- and
- (b) attachment means coupled to the receptacle including first and second elongate sleeves arranged for engagement with respective forks of a front lift waste truck,
- wherein the bin is movable between a first condition of use for receiving and storing waste products and a second condition of use whereby forks of a front lift waste truck can engage respective sleeves of the attachment means so as to lift and empty the bin.
The apparatus claimed in claim 27 or claim 28, wherein the retraction means are electric winches.
A bin for storing waste products, including:
- (a) a receptacle shaped to receive and store waste products;
- (b) first attachment means coupled to the receptacle and arranged for engagement with the forks of a forklift;
- and
- (c) second attachment means coupled to the receptacle including first and second elongate sleeves arranged for engagement with respective forks of a front lift waste truck,
- wherein the bin is movable by a forklift in engagement with the first attachment means between a first condition of use for receiving and storing waste products and a second condition of use whereby forks of a front lift waste truck can engage respective sleeves of the second attachment means so as to lift and empty the bin.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.