Handle and skid assembly for a chain saw
OwnerRonald Mattson, Edward C. Montgomeryinventors
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Abstract
A handle and skid assembly for attachment to the saw bar of a chain saw. A handle component extends upwardly and rearwardly from the skid assembly and includes a pair of handgrips. The ground engaging skid assembly includes forwardly directed arms with one having an article engaging edge which guides the saw chain diagonally into cutting engagement with the article. An open area defined by the remaining arm receives a portion of the sawed article. The two-piece skid assembly includes protective flanges adjacent the runs of the saw chain.
Claims8
In combination,
- a chain saw having an elongate horizontal saw bar with a continuous cutting element passing thereabout,
- a handle assembly including a base plate, means attaching the base plate to the saw bar, and
- a skid assembly on the underside of said saw bar for sliding contact with the ground and on which is supported the chain saw during a sawing operation, said skid assembly including arm means with an edge surface offset from and serving to guide the cutting element into contact with the article being cut as the chain saw is advanced along a ground surface.
An attachment for a chain saw having an elongate saw bar about which a continuous cutting element is driven, said attachment comprising,
- a handle assembly, mounting means for attaching the handle assembly to the saw bar, and
- a skid assembly for attachment to the underside of the saw bar, said skid assembly including a guide appendage having an edge surface for contact with the article being cut to guide the chain saw into cutting contact with the article, skid means depending from the skid assembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.