Snow removal device
OwnerMark K. Fine, Michael L. Holbeninventors
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Abstract
A manual snow removal device is disclosed having horizontally adjustably engageable component working surfaces allowing it to clear a wide or narrow swath depending on the operator capabilities, snow depth or weight and whether a sidewalk or drive way is being cleared. Handles, which can be pivoted or extended, are affixed to the device to facilitate manual use. Trailing dolly wheels are also contemplated.
Claims25
A snow removal device for manual use in plowing snow from a snow covered ground surface comprising a generally flat, planar composite working surface of at least two flat, planar component working surfaces, each having a ground engaging edge, an outside edge, an inside edge and a top edge, which component working surfaces are horizontally adjustably engaged one with the other to provide a range of extension of the width of the composite working surface, whereby said component working surfaces' respective inside edges overlap one another, said component working surfaces are temporarily fixed one to the other by fastening means which engages the component working surfaces to disengageably lock said component working surfaces into one of a plurality of said widths, and said composite working surface having one or more handles extending beyond said top edge of said composite working surface to facilitate manual operation by an individual during snow removal, wherein a handle is mounted on each of the two component working surfaces.
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