Packing attachment for front loader machines
OwnerGeorge Bartlettinventor
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Abstract
A packing attachment for front loader machines includes a substantially elongate shaft having a longitudinal axis, a mount and a compacting end, the mount end having a mounting structure disposed thereon, the mounting structure defining spaced mounting points for connecting to a front loader machine, and the spaced mounting points defining a plane which is disposed at an angle to the longitudinal axis of between about 60° and about 80°.
Claims10
A packing attachment for front loader machines, said packing attachment comprising a substantially elongate shaft having a longitudinal axis, a mount end and a compacting end, said mount end having a mounting structure disposed thereon, said mounting structure defining spaced mounting points for connecting to a front loader machine, and said spaced mounting points defining a plane which is disposed at an angle to said longitudinal axis;
- wherein said angle is between about 60° and about 80°, and further wherein the spaced mounting points are defined by upper and lower mounting points are defined by upper and lower mounting points, and wherein said angle is defined between said longitudinal axis and a line extending from said upper mounting points and through said lower mounting points.
A packing attachment for front loader machines, said packing attachment comprising a substantially elongate shaft having a longitudinal axis, a mount end and a compacting end, said mount end having a mounting structure disposed thereon, said mounting structure defining spaced mounting points for connecting to a front loader machine, and said spaced mounting points defining a plane which is disposed at an angle to said longitudinal axis, wherein said angle is between about 60° and about 80°, wherein said compacting end is a substantially planar shoe having an outer edge and being mounted to said shaft, and further comprising deflection walls positioned from said shaft to said outer edge.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.