Log lifting facilitating assembly
OwnerRobert K. Kettellinventor
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Abstract
A log lifting facilitating assembly for includes a first member having a first end and a second end. A spike is attached to the first member adjacent to the first end and is orthogonal to the first member. The spike extends in a first direction relative to the first member. A second member is attached to the second end of the first member and extends in the first direction from the first member further than the spike. A strike plate is attached to the first member. The strike plate is positioned on the first member opposite of the spike. The spike is configured to be driven into an end of a log to facilitate moving of the log.
Claims7
A log movement assisting assembly comprising:
- a first member having a first end and a second end;
- a spike being attached to said first member adjacent to said first end and being orthogonal to said first member, said spike extending in a first direction;
- a second member being attached to said second end of said first member, said second member extending in said first direction from said first member further than said spike;
- a strike plate being attached to said first member, said strike plate being positioned on said first member opposite of said spike;
- wherein said spike is configured to be driven into an end of a log;
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- a shoulder being formed between said spike and said first member, a chain being attached to said spike between said shoulder and said first member.
A log movement assisting assembly comprising:
- a first member having a first end and a second end;
- a spike being attached to said first member adjacent to said first end and being orthogonal to said first member, said spike extending in a first direction;
- a second member being attached to said second end of said first member, said second member extending in said first direction from said first member further than said spike;
- a strike plate being attached to said first member, said strike plate being positioned on said first member opposite of said spike;
- wherein said spike is configured to be driven into an end of a log;
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- wherein said second member further extends in a second direction opposite said first direction.
A log movement assisting assembly comprising:
- a first member having a first end and a second end;
- a spike being attached to said first member adjacent to said first end and being orthogonal to said first member, said spike extending in a first direction, a shoulder being formed between said spike and said first member;
- a second member being attached to said second end of said first member, said second member extending in said first direction and a second direction opposite to said first direction, said second member extending in said first direction from said first member further than said spike;
- a strike plate being attached to said first member, said strike plate being positioned on said first member opposite of said spike;
- a spacer being attached to and being positioned between said second member and said second end;
- a support being attached to said second member opposite of said spacer, said support extending in a same direction away from said second member as said first member;
- a chain being attached to said spike between said shoulder and said first member;
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- wherein said spike is configured to be driven into an end of a log.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.