Splash guard for concrete buggy
AssigneeMon River Supply Co.
InventorsBrian Gunzenhauser, David Stuebner
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Abstract
A splash guard for a power buggy bucket. A first bracket member has a first lower end and a first upper end, the first lower end adapted to attach to a bucket interior side wall of a bucket of a power buggy with the first upper end extending upward. A second bracket member has a second lower end and a second upper end, the second lower end adapted to attach to the bucket interior side wall in opposing relation to the first bracket member with the second upper end extending upward. A rod inserts into each bracket member. A non-rigid apron attaches to the rod, wherein the apron partially covers the bucket to deflect the pour.
Claims18
A splash guard for a power buggy, comprising:
- a pair of bracket members for attachment to a bucket of said power buggy, each said bracket member configured to upstand vertically over a top bucket edge of said bucket;
- a rod for insertion into said bracket members;
- and,
- an apron for attachment to said rod, wherein said apron partially covers said bucket when said bucket is in a downward position and is deflected by a pour within said bucket as said bucket moves to an upward position such that said apron directs said pour over a front of said bucket.
A splash guard, comprising:
- a first bracket member, said first bracket member having a first lower end and a first upper end, said first lower end adapted to attach to a bucket interior side wall of a bucket of a power buggy with said first upper end extending upward;
- a second bracket member, said second bracket member having a second lower end and a second upper end, said second lower end adapted to attach to said bucket interior side wall in opposing relation to said first bracket member with said second upper end extending upward;
- a rod for insertion into each said first bracket member and said second bracket such that said rod is positioned over an interior of said bucket;
- and,
- a non-rigid apron for attachment to said rod, wherein said apron partially covers said bucket.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.