Rake and Shovel Apparatus
OwnerJulio Ochoa, Francisco Rodriguezinventors
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Abstract
A rake and shovel apparatus. The apparatus includes a rake comprising a first shaft and a rake head, and a shovel comprising a second shaft and a shovel head. A first fastener is disposed on the first shaft, and a corresponding second fastener is disposed on the second shaft. A connector is configured to removably secure to an upper end of each of the first shaft and the second shaft, such that the apparatus can be stored in a hanging configuration if desired. In use, the first fastener is configured to removably secure to the second fastener so as to removably secure the rake to the shovel, defining a volume between the rake head and the shovel head that can be used to receive and transport solid materials.
Claims20
1) A rake and shovel apparatus, comprising:
- a rake comprising a first shaft and a rake head;
- a shovel comprising a second shaft and a shovel head;
- a first fastener disposed on the first shaft;
- a second fastener disposed on the second shaft;
- a connector configured to removably secure an upper end of each of the first shaft and the second shaft;
- wherein the first fastener is configured to removably secure to the second fastener so as to removably secure the rake to the shovel.
11) A rake and shovel apparatus, comprising:
- a rake comprising a first shaft and a rake head;
- a shovel comprising a second shaft and a shovel head;
- a first fastener disposed on the first shaft;
- a second fastener disposed on the second shaft;
- a connector comprising a main body and a pair of receivers disposed thereon, wherein a first receiver of the pair of receivers is configured to removably receive and secure to an upper end of the first shaft, and wherein a second receiver of the pair of receivers is configured to removably secure to an upper end of the second shaft;
- wherein the first fastener is configured to removably secure to the second fastener so as to removably secure the rake to the shovel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.