Pole mounted torch assembly
AssigneeLamplight Farms Incorporated
InventorsLucas Henry Zeitler, ROBERT WOODRUFF, DAVID A. REED
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Abstract
A support pole is received in a pole receiver. The pole has an outwardly biased spring tab that is compressible by an inside surface of the pole receiver until the spring tab is inserted to a location above a top surface of the pole receiver, thereby creating a secure attachment of the torch assembly to the pole.
Claims18
A torch and support pole combination comprising:
- a torch assembly;
- a pole adapter affixed to said torch assembly, said pole adapter having a pole receiver having an inside surface and a top surface;
- a support pole having an upper end for being received in said pole receiver;
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- a spring tab that is compressible during insertion of said support pole into said pole receiver, said spring tab extending when said pole is fully inserted, thereby creating a secure attachment of said torch assembly to said support pole;
- wherein said torch assembly comprises a can assembly having a bottom surface.
A torch assembly comprising:
- a torch head assembly;
- a connector affixed to the bottom of the fuel reservoir, the connector defining an interior cavity with an interior protrusion portion;
- a pole with a spring tab extending therefrom when the pole is inserted into the interior protrusion portion;
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- an opening defined in the connector allowing depression of the spring tab for removal of the pole from the torch head.
The torch assembly of claim 8, wherein the connector comprises a wall circumscribing a floor from which the protrusion portion extends into the interior cavity.
A torch assembly comprising:
- a torch head assembly having an outer wall extending therebelow, the outer wall defining an interior cavity;
- a lower floor affixed to the outer wall opposite the flame bowl;
- a protrusion portion rising from the lower floor into the interior cavity;
- a pole fitting into the protrusion portion and having a spring tab that extends therefrom above the protrusion portion such that the pole is retained in the protrusion portion;
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- an opening defined in the outer wall allowing access to the spring tab.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.