Court resurfacing apparatus and process
AssigneeSport Koter U.S.A., Inc.
InventorsJack H. Wilson, Willis G. Dykes
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AssigneeSport Koter U.S.A., Inc.
InventorsJack H. Wilson, Willis G. Dykes
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Method and apparatus are provided for resurfacing one or more adjacent tennis court surfaces. An elongated, box-like frame structure, supported for rolling movement on a plurality of casters, is provided with flexible blade and brush elements for engaging, spreading, and smoothing court resurfacing material at a predetermined thickness as the structure traverses the court surface. In accordance with method aspects of the invention, the device is movable in one direction to resurface an entire tennis court, and after lateral movement to an adjacent second court area, reversible to move in the opposite direction to resurface an entire second court surface. For a given resurfacing direction, the flexible blade elements engage the resurfacing material ahead of the device while the flexible brush elements engage the resurfacing material behind the device to effect final smoothing.
A method of resurfacing a substantially rectangular tennis court surface having outer boundaries including a pair of end lines defining substantially identical width dimensions for the court surface and a pair of side lines defining substantially identical length dimensions for the court surface, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of resurfacing a plurality of side-by-side substantially rectangular court surfaces, each of which has length and width dimensions defined by outer boundary lines, the method comprising:
A method of resurfacing a regulation tennis court having prescribed length and width dimensions comprising the steps of:
Apparatus for resurfacing a tennis court surface comprising:
Apparatus for resurfacing a court surface comprising:
Apparatus for resurfacing a tennis court surface comprising:
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