Edger blaster
OwnerRobert S Hogan, Brian Christopherinventors
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an edger adapted to be used with a spray wand to clean an edge of a hard surface in contact with a lawn. The edger includes a single piece plate that extends vertically from the hard surface. The single piece plate having a short side forming a first angle with a large side, a first hole formed at the larger side, a wheel secured to the plate, a second hole formed on the short side, and a coupler. The spray wand is adapted to be connected to the second end of the coupler. In a working position, the single piece plate engages the vertical side of the edge and slides through a channel formed between the lawn and the vertical side of the edge as the wheel rolls on top of the hard surface.
Claims12
An edger adapted to be used with a spray wand to clean an edge of a hard surface in contact with a lawn, the edge having a vertical side in contact with the lawn and a top side forming a right angle with the vertical side, the edger comprising:
- a single piece plate adapted to be extended vertically from the hard surface, the single piece plate having a short side forming a first angle with a large side, a front end, a rear end, a first side, and a second side;
- a first hole formed at the larger side and near the front end of the single piece plate;
- an axle pin extended through the first hole;
- a wheel mounted on the axle pin, the wheel projecting perpendicularly from the first side of the single piece plate;
- a second hole formed on the short side and near the rear end of the single piece plate;
- a coupler having a first end extending through a first side of the second hole and a second end extending through a second side of the second hole;
- the spray wand is adapted to be connected to the second end of the coupler;
- a fluid is configured to be dispensed from the spray wand and sprayed through the first end of the coupler at a second angle toward the top side of the edge of the hard surface;
- wherein in a working position, the single piece plate engages the vertical side of the edge and slides through a channel formed between the lawn and the vertical side of the edge as the wheel rolls on top of the hard surface.
A combination of a spray wand and an edger to clean an edge of a hard surface in contact with a lawn, the edge having a vertical side in contact with the lawn and a top side forming a right angle with the vertical side, the combination of the spray wand and the pressure washer wand edger comprising:
- a single piece plate adapted to be extended vertically from the hard surface, the single piece plate having a short side forming a first angle with a large side, a front end, a rear end, a first side, and a second side;
- a first hole formed at the larger side and near the front end of the single piece plate;
- an axle pin extended through the first hole;
- a wheel mounted on the axle pin, the wheel projecting perpendicularly from the first side of the single piece plate;
- a second hole formed on the short side and near the rear end of the single piece plate;
- a coupler having a first end extending through a first side of the second hole and a second end extending through a second side of the second hole;
- the spray wand connected to the second end of the coupler;
- a fluid is dispensed from the spray wand and sprayed through the first end of the coupler at a second angle toward the top side of the edge of the hard surface;
- wherein in a working position, the single piece plate engages the vertical side of the edge and slides through a channel formed between the lawn and the vertical side of the edge as the wheel rolls on top of the hard surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.