Grooming attachment for reconditioning the playing surface of a tennis court
OwnerJames H. Hightowerinventor
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Abstract
A grooming attachment particularly adapted to reconditioning the playing surface of tennis courts. The attachment is adapted to be drawn by a motorized vehicle capable of travelling over the entire surface of the court and comprising a plurality of brush elements pivotally mounted on a suitable support connected to a conventional hitch which are capable of being manually moved from an operative brushing position to an elevated position whereby the brushes are capable of being brought into an upright position when it is desired to move the attachment from one place to another and particularly through the entrance gate of a court, the width being of a conventional area.
Claims3
A grooming attachment employed in the regrooming of the playing surface area of a tennis court comprising a motorized vehicle for pulling the attachment over the said area, a pair of uprights and cross bars mounted rearwardly of the said vehicle, a central upright bar extending between said upright and cross bars, a draw bar secured to said vehicle, pulleys secured to said draw bar, pulleys mounted on said upright and cross members, cables extending through all of the aforesaid pulleys and one end thereof secured to an operating handle, the opposite end of said cables secured to anchors provided on each of a pair of pivoted brushes whereby upon actuation of the said handle, the said brushes may be elevated to an upright vertical inoperative position from a substantially horizontal operative position to thus enable the towing vehicle and attachment secured thereto to be driven on to and from the playing area of a tennis court.
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