Ball hitting practice device
OwnerWilliam C. Layinventor
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Abstract
A ball hitting practice device comprising a planar base, a vertical pedistal of an longated flexible first member having a specially prepared molded ball fixedly attached to the terminal end and the other end being telescopically inserted into a second elongated rigid tubular member, a safety lock at the end of the first member to prevent it from being removed from the top of the second member, an adjustable lock on the first and second members adapted to secure the first member at the desired height, and a coil spring the top end of which is fixedly attached to the bottom of the second member and the bottom end being fixedly attached by a bolt to the planar base.
Claims7
A baseball or softball practice hitting device comprising in combination a planar base adapted to resting on a solid surface, a vertical pedistal having its lower end attached to said base said pedistal comprising a first elongated flexible member and a second elongated rigid tubular member;
- said first member having a specially prepared molded polyurethane baseball or softball fixedly attached at one end thereof said molded polyurethane extending down along the sides of the first member and its other end being telescopically inserted into the top of said second elongated rigid tubular member, a washer means between the first and second members at the upper end of said second member, a safety lock means at said other end of the first member to prevent it from being removed from the top of the second member, adjustable locking means on the first and second members for securing said first member at a desired hitting height, and a coil spring having one of its end fixedly attached to the bottom of the second member and its other end being fixedly attached by bolt mean to the planar base.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.