Tractor-Attachable, Multi-Purpose Waste Receptacle
OwnerJason Lovettinventor
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The disclosed inventive concept, referred to as a multi-purpose waste receptacle, is constructed of metal, fiberglass, PVC, or other sturdy, adequately strengthened material. The basic design is a rectangular-shaped box/container having an interior volume defined by four interconnected upright walls, integrally attached to a planar floor. The waste receptacle features one or more pivotable lids. Each lid is pivotably attached to a widthwise retaining rod atop a rear wall. When lids are closed, they are oriented parallel to, and in abutment to the tops of the four upright walls. A width-wide bottommost front rake is utilized to disperse and/or distribute any waste or other content having been emptied from the waste receptacle. Integral embodiments of an attachment mechanism enable temporary securement of the rear outer wall of the waste receptacle to a tractor boom, loader, or other mechanical lifting vehicle.
A multi-purpose waste receptacle having a vertically-slanted front wall, a left wall, a right wall, and a rear wall, the vertical edges of the walls sequentially joined to each other orthogonally and mutually joined, at their respective bottom edges, to a common floor;
A multi-purpose waste receptacle comprising (a) a left, vertically-oriented planar wall, (b) a rear, vertically-oriented planar wall, (c) a right, vertically-oriented planar wall, (d) a rearwardly-slanted planar front wall, wherein the bottom edge of each wall is permanently joined to (e) a horizontally-oriented planar floor;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.