Tree delimber
OwnerMilam Adamsoninventor
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Abstract
A delimber for stripping limbs from fallen trees; and which consists of a welded frame made of pipes, the frames standing up-right, so that fallen trees can be pulled through square openings formed between the pipes, and as the tree trunk is pulled through one of the openings, the limbs and branches of the tree, unable to crawl through the square opening in the frame are obliged to snap off, thus quickly and easily preparing the tree trunk into a log.
Claims3
A tree delimber, comprising, in combination, an upright frame and a horizontal frame, said upright frame being supported vertically upon said horizontal frame, and said vertical frame incorporating means whereby a fallen tree, pulled through said vertical frame, is delimbed;
- said vertical frame being comprised of a plurality of vertical and horizontal pipes welded together and forming a plurality of square openings, said trees being pulled through said openings;
- said horizontal frame being comprised of a plurality of parallel, longitudinally extending pipes and a plurality of transverse extending pipes welded together, together with a deflector, and means for anchoring said horizontal frame in a stationary position upon a ground.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.