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US 2019/0193299 A1Published application
Concrete mixer stand
AssigneeTti (Macao Commercial Offshore) Limited
InventorsJonathan R. Van Bergen, Clinton C. Thackery
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Abstract
A concrete mixer including a mixing tub having an annular side wall and a bottom wall, a main frame configured to rotatably support the mixing tub, where the main frame includes a telescoping member that is capable of extending between a first length and a second length, and a base frame supporting the main frame. The base frame includes a first leg having a first wheel to enable transport of the concrete mixer, and a second leg having a foot to prevent the concrete mixer from rolling away.
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A concrete mixer, comprising:
- a mixing tub including an annular side wall and a bottom wall;
- a main frame configured to rotatably support the mixing tub, the main frame including a telescoping member that is capable of extending between a first length and a second length;
- and
- a base frame supporting the main frame, the base frame including a first leg having a first wheel to enable transport of the concrete mixer, and a second leg having a foot to prevent the concrete mixer from rolling away.
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A concrete mixer, comprising:
- a mixing tub including an annular side wall and a bottom wall;
- a main frame configured to rotatably support the mixing tub;
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- a base frame coupled to the main frame, wherein the base frame is movable relative to the main frame between an open configuration corresponding to a first height of the mixing tub relative to a support surface and a closed configuration corresponding to a second height of the mixing tub relative to a support surface.
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A concrete mixer, comprising:
- a mixing tub including an annular side wall and a bottom wall;
- a main frame configured to rotatably support the mixing tub;
- and
- a base frame supporting the main frame;
- wherein at least one of the main frame and the base frame is adjustable to move the mixing tub from a first height relative to a support surface to a second height relative to a support surface.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.