Apparatus for cleaning drain troughs
OwnerWilliam C. Carroll, Jr., Timothy P. Carroll +1inventors
InventorsWilliam C. Carroll, Jr., Timothy P. Carroll, William C. Carroll, Sr.
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OwnerWilliam C. Carroll, Jr., Timothy P. Carroll +1inventors
InventorsWilliam C. Carroll, Jr., Timothy P. Carroll, William C. Carroll, Sr.
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Apparatus for removing debris from an eaves drain trough employs an elongated handle, a support arm positioned atop the handle and having a contour which accommodates the trough, and a gripping mechanism pendently held by the support arm. The gripping mechanism has upper and lower elongated arms that are pivotally joined at one extremity and spring-urged into a contacting relationship which grips the debris. A tether line downwardly directed from the support arm extends toward the bottom of the elongated handle. A downward pulling force applied to the tether causes the upper and lower arms to separate in jaw-like fashion. Release of the downward pulling force enables the arms to close upon and thereby grip any intervening debris.
An apparatus for removing debris from a straight, horizontally disposed eaves drain trough, said apparatus comprising:
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