Grease gun stand
OwnerChristiaan C. L. Reeberginventor
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Abstract
An elongated base-panel of rectangular shape is provided with upright end flanges that are substantially parallel and have round holes in alignment for holding horizontally the cylinder of a grease gun that is secured in place by a cylindrical clamp attached to one end flange adjacent to hole therein, with the hand of the gun extending over the top thereof. Thus, the gun handle can be operated with one hand, while the other hand is free to manipulate a grease fitting to avoid any leakage of grease; and the gun and stand can be moved from place to place as desired.
Claims2
A portable stand for a grease gun having an elongated cylinder comprising:
- a flat, substantially rectangular base panel, an end flange extending upwardly from each end of said base panel, said end flanges being substantially parallel, each end flange being provided with a hole intermediate its ends, said holes being horizontally aligned for receiving said cylinder, a generally cylindrical clamp secured to one flange adjacent the edge of the hole, a portion of the clamp being unattached to said flange to permit said clamp to be constricted about said cylinder, said clamp comprising a screw for constricting same about said cylinder, said base panel and end flanges being formed from a single piece of material.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.