Service hose stands
OwnerJohn Klucznikinventor
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Abstract
A stand which captively suspends service hosing above the ground so the housing does not contact sensitive areas along the terrain includes vertically extending legs which are inserted into the ground in order to hold the stands in an upright position. Side plates and cross-members create cradles for holding each of the hoses separately. The cross-members of the stands are equipped with roller means which facilitate the process of threading and pulling the hosing through the cradles of the stands. Two separate horizontal rollers are spaced vertically to support each hose individually. A series of stands of any desired number are selectively placed between and around sensitive shrubbery.
Claims6
The combination of a stand and fluid conduits providing suspension for said fluid conduits above a ground, comprising:
- two vertically extending parallel side plates, said side plates rigidly affixed to each other and held in spaced relation by a plurality of cross-members affixed therebetween;
- said cross-members including a top crossbar and a foot crossbar at the bottom;
- each one of said side plates includes a leg extending vertically downward from said foot crossbar;
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- an upper hose held between a first cross-member and said top crossbar and a lower hose held between a second cross-member and said first cross-member.
A stand for suspending fluid conduits above a ground, comprising:
- two vertically extending parallel side plates, said side plates rigidly affixed to each other and held in spaced relation by a plurality of cross-members affixed therebetween;
- said cross-members including a top crossbar and a foot crossbar at the bottom;
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- each one of said side plates includes a leg extending vertically downward from said foot crossbar whereby said leg is driven into the ground by a foot pressure applied to said foot crossbar wherein a first cross-member and a second cross-member each further include roller means for separately supporting a weight of one of said fluid conduits.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.