Plant puller
OwnerRichard Calandeinventor
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Abstract
The plant puller is a hook attached at one end of a pole or handle. The hook is used to grip a plant to be pulled from the soil. While a standard circular hook may be used, a tapered hook which causes a compression of the plant as it is drawn into the tapered toe end of the hooks provides a firm grip for pulling the plant from the soil. The tapered hook may have a beveled inner surface with a stop in the toe tip to provide additional griping force when the plant is pulled. The weed puller may be used to pull plants at or above the soil surface or be forced into the soil and pulled to grip the plant roots below the surface.
Claims7
A device for pulling plants comprising a handle with a hook attached which hook has a leg and a foot with the foot having a tapered shape such that a heel end of the foot is wider than a toe end of the foot and the leg is bent such that the foot horizontal is approximately 45 degrees from the plane of the handle.
A device for pulling plants comprising a handle with a hook attached which hook has a leg and a foot with the foot having a tapered shape such that a heel end of the foot is wider than a toe end of the foot and the toe end has a beveled shape on an inner side and a rounded stop.
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