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US 2012/0243968 A1Published application
Garbage can lifter
OwnerDavid Cordyinventor
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Abstract
A garbage can lifter having a pair of arms operatively connected to a handle, and a pair of pins secured to exterior surfaces of the pair of arms. The pair of arms is adapted to be operatively connected to one or more lifting arms of a tractor. The garbage can lifter also has a cross member secured to the pair of arms and the handle. The handle is positioned between the pair of arms and between interior surfaces of the pair of arms.
Claims20
A garbage can lifter comprising:
- a pair of arms operatively connected to a handle, and
- a pair of pins secured to exterior surfaces of the pair of arms, the pair of arms being adapted to be operatively connected to one or more lifting arms of a tractor, and
- a cross member secured to the pair of arms and the handle, the handle being positioned between the pair of arms and between interior surfaces of the pair of arms.
A garbage can lifter comprising:
- a pair of arms operatively connected to a plurality of handles, and
- a pair of pins operatively connected to the pair of arms, the pair of arms being adapted to be operatively connected to one or more lifting arms of a tractor, and
- a first cross member operatively connected to a second cross member, the first cross member and second cross member being positioned generally parallel to each other and the plurality of handles being secured to the first cross member and the pair of arms being secured to the first cross member.
A garbage can lifter comprising:
- a pair of arms operatively connected to a plurality of handles, and
- a pair of pins operatively connected to the pair of arms, the pair of arms being adapted to be operatively connected to one or more lifting arms of a tractor, and
- a first cross member operatively connected to a second cross member, the first cross member and second cross member being positioned generally parallel to each other and the plurality of handles being secured to the first cross member and the pair of arms being secured to the first cross member wherein the arms are centered on the first cross member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.