Starter bracket for lawn mowers
OwnerMartin J. Glenday, Cecil G. Blankinventors
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OwnerMartin J. Glenday, Cecil G. Blankinventors
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A starter bracket that is mountable on a part of the handle frame of a machine such as a lawn mower which has a pull-cord starting device. The bracket has an extensible post carried by a clamp which can be positioned on the frame so that the post extends downwardly into contact with the surface on which the mower stands. An extension cable passes over a guide in the clamp and has means on one end for coupling the cable to the handle on the pull-cord and a stirrup or foot pedal on the other end for engagement by the user's hand or foot. The post can be collapsed when not in use and swung around the clamp to a storage position. A recoil spring may be engaged with the cable or stirrup for assisting the starting device in restoring the pull-cord and cable to retracted positions. A preferred embodiment also has a motion multiplying device by which the pull cord is moved a distance greater than the distance of movement of the stirrup.
A starter bracket for a machine having an engine and a pull-cord starting device, said bracket comprising, in combination,
A starter bracket that is adapted to be mounted on a lawn mower having an engine, a pull-cord starting device and a tubular frame member that extends upwardly and rearwardly from the engine, said bracket comprising, in combination,
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