Rope puller
AssigneeNone recorded
InventorKarl F. Mrazek
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Abstract
A device for use in pulling ropes is in the form of an elongated handle having a passage extending between one end and the side thereof. A cleat located in the passage is adapted to grip a rope in the passage and to support a tensional force in a rope emerging from the passage at the side of the handle.
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Claims5
A device for use in manually exerting a tensile force on a rope comprising
- an elongated handle having a forward and a rearward end adapted to fit in the palm of a user's hand;
- a passage for a rope extending from the rearward end of the handle to a side of the handle at a position between the ends thereof, the passage being open to the exterior of the handle along its entire length;
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- a rope gripping cleat located in the passage with the direction of operation of the cleat being to restrain a rope in the passage when tension is applied to the portion of the rope emerging from the side of the handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.