Vertically extendable work bucket apparatus
OwnerJames D. Bonnerinventor
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Abstract
A vertically adjustable work bucket apparatus includes a shell and a container, wherein the container is vertically adjustable within the shell. The shell includes a plurality of furrow series, wherein the furrows series each have a plurality of furrows, along the interior sidewall of the shell. The furrows are provided to receive, house and support corresponding ribs that are affixed to the exterior sidewall of the container. The container is radially rotated so that the ribs are aligned within the furrows to match a desired profile setting, including at least a maximum and minimum profile. The shell includes a plurality of rollers affixed to the bottom of the shell to allow for easy transportation and positioning of the apparatus.
Claims20
A vertically extendable work bucket apparatus comprising:
- a shell having a generally cylindrical sidewall and a base and forming an internal lumen;
- a vertically adjustable container having a generally cylindrical sidewall and a base and forming a storage volume, said container having a plurality of ribs along an exterior of said container for permitting vertical adjustment of said container within said shell;
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- at least two furrow series formed along an interior wall of said lumen for receiving said plurality of ribs to facilitate vertical adjustment of said container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.