Engine-driven handheld vacuum/blower
AssigneeFuji Robin Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMitsunori Watanabe, Hiroshi Kubota, Hiroyuki Noda
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Abstract
In an engine-driven handheld vacuum/blower, a first grip is provided as one part of an outer shape of an engine casing in which an engine is mounted, and a second grip is formed on a fuel tank which forms another part of the outer shape of the engine casing. The first grip and the second grip are positioned on the opposite sides of the center axis of the engine. Therefore, since there is no unbalanced load applied on either of both the hands, an operator can easily maintain the posture during operation, and can work with the vacuum/blower under good efficiency.
Claims19
An engine-driven handheld vacuum/blower comprising:
- a first grip provided as one part of an outer shape of an engine casing in which an engine used as a power source is mounted;
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- a second grip formed on a fuel tank which makes up another part of the outer shape of the engine casing, wherein
- the first grip and the second grip are positioned on opposite sides of a center axis of the engine, which can be held with palms of both hands of an operator opposed to each other, thereby making the vacuum/blower easy to operate.
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