Starter for two-cycle engines
OwnerFrank J. Gleasoninventor
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A two-cycle engine starting device comprises a support structure having a tool securement attached to a base, e.g., a tripod. The tool securement has a holding plate and at least one locking arrangement that temporarily holds a tool to the support structure. A cylinder is secured to the support structure, having a cylinder rod that extends and retracts in a linear motion. An actuation control operates the cylinder. As such, a two-cycle engine is started by positioning the tool on the tool securement so as to be temporarily held by at least one locking arrangement, slipping the starter rope handle into a handle holding mount at the distal end of the cylinder rod, and by operating the actuation control, thus causing the cylinder to extend the handle holding mount in a linear motion that pulls the starter rope with sufficient force to apply a starting force to start the tool.
A two-cycle engine starting device, comprising:
A two-cycle engine starting device, comprising:
A method for starting a two-cycle engine including a starter rope with a handle, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.