Machine for removal of materials from a surface
OwnerRandal D. Finney, Robert D. Adamsoninventors
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A machine for removing a material mounted to an underlying surface from the underlying surface is disclosed. The machine includes a frame body, an assembly for propelling the frame body relative to the surface, a plate carried by the frame body and a blade assembly pivotally coupled to the plate. The plate is movable relative to the frame body between a deployed position for removal of the material from the surface and a stored position with the plate positioned for unrestricted movement of the frame body relative to the surface. The blade assembly includes a removal blade for removing the material from the surface. The blade assembly is movable between a plurality of positions with the blade oriented at an angle relative to the plate, and is secured in a selected one of the plurality of positions during removal of the material from the surface. The machine also includes at least one blade actuator for moving the blade assembly relative to the plate and at least one plate actuator for moving the plate relative to the frame body.
A machine for removing a material mounted to an underlying surface from said underlying surface, said machine comprising:
A machine adapted to remove a material laid upon an under surface, such machine comprising:
A machine for removing a material mounted to an underlying surface from said underlying surface, said machine comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.