CN111869344A

CN111869344A - Weeding hoe

Info

Publication number: CN111869344A
Application number: CN202010799395.1A
Authority: CN
Inventors: 林建伟
Original assignee: Wenling Zeguo Yongsheng Agricultural Technology Co Ltd
Current assignee: Wenling Zeguo Yongsheng Agricultural Technology Co Ltd
Priority date: 2020-08-11
Filing date: 2020-08-11
Publication date: 2020-11-03

Abstract

The invention discloses a weeding hoe which comprises a hoe handle and a hoe blade connected with the lower end of the hoe handle, wherein a support is arranged on the hoe handle close to the hoe blade, and a weeding mechanism capable of clamping and shaking grass is arranged on the support. The bracket comprises two fixed rods which are spaced along the length direction of the handlebar, one end of each fixed rod is detachably connected with the hoe handle, and the other ends of the two fixed rods are connected with a supporting rod together; each end of the two ends of the supporting rod is connected with a fixed rod; the weeding mechanism comprises a clamp arranged on the supporting rod and a shaking mechanism for shaking the clamp. The invention can dig soil while removing grass without bending down and shake off the soil on the grass.

Description

Weeding hoe

Technical Field

The invention belongs to the field of agricultural tools, and particularly relates to a weeding hoe.

Background

When digging soil, if wild grass exists in the soil, people can pull out the grass and then dig the soil, or dig the soil while bending down and then pull out the grass in the soil of the loosened part. Therefore, the operation of pulling out and digging is troublesome. The side digging and bending over and pulling out the grass are relatively tired and hurt the waist, which results in low digging efficiency.

Disclosure of Invention

In view of the above, the present invention is to provide a weeding hoe, which can weed while digging without stooping.

In order to realize the purpose of the invention, the following technical scheme is adopted for realizing the purpose:

the utility model provides a weeding hoe, is including hoe handle and the hoe blade of being connected with hoe handle lower extreme, the hoe handle is last to be close to the position of hoe blade and to install the support, install on the support and to carry the grass and can shake the weeding mechanism of grass.

Further: the bracket comprises two fixed rods which are spaced along the length direction of the handlebar, one end of each fixed rod is detachably connected with the hoe handle, and the other ends of the two fixed rods are connected with a supporting rod together; each end of the two ends of the supporting rod is connected with a fixed rod; the weeding mechanism comprises a clamp arranged on the supporting rod and a shaking mechanism for shaking the clamp.

Further: the clamp comprises a plurality of clamping plates which are arranged at equal intervals and are respectively sleeved on the supporting rod, a first spring connected between every two adjacent clamping plates and a pull rope for pulling the clamping plates; one end of the pull rope is close to the upper end of the hoe handle and is connected with a pull ring, and the other end of the pull rope is positioned above the supporting rod; each clamping plate is connected with the other end of the pull rope through a connecting rope; a hook for hanging the pull ring is arranged at the position of the hoe handle close to the upper end.

Further: the shaking mechanism comprises a second spring and a shaking rope, one end of the second spring is connected with the clamp, the other end of the second spring is connected with the fixed rod, the other end of the shaking rope is close to the upper end of the hoe handle, and the other end of the shaking rope is connected with a shaking ring.

Further: the two sides below the other end of the pull rope are respectively provided with a guide block detachably connected with the support rod, the two guide blocks and the other end of the pull rope are arranged between the two clamping plates and are provided with guide holes parallel to the central line of the support rod, and the connecting rope is connected with the pull rope after passing through the guide holes of the corresponding guide blocks.

Further: the hoe is characterized in that a plurality of guide rings are arranged on the hoe handle, one end of each guide ring is connected with the hoe handle, and a through hole through which the pull rope passes is formed in the other end of each guide ring.

Further: the hoe is characterized in that a plurality of guide rings are arranged on the hoe handle, one end of each guide ring is connected with the hoe handle, and a through hole through which the shaking rope passes is formed in the other end of each guide ring.

Compared with the prior art, the invention has the main beneficial effects that: digging down the hoe, digging up a piece of soil, pulling the pull rope to clamp the grass on the piece of soil by using the clamp, then repeatedly pulling the shaking rope to shake the clamp, so that the grass on the piece of soil is pulled out. Then the upper end of the hoe is tilted around the lower end, the soil is pulled down from the soil, the hoe blade leaves the soil (the grass which is not pulled off is remained on the soil and can be further pulled off), then the shaking rope is repeatedly pulled, a little soil on the pulled off grass is shaken off, and the pulling rope is sent off, so that the pulled off grass is separated from the clamp.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a schematic front view of the present invention.

Reference numerals: 1. a hoe handle; 2. hoe edges; 3. a support; 31. fixing the rod; 32. a support bar; 4. a splint; 41. a first spring; 43. connecting ropes; 44. pulling a rope; 441. a pull ring; 45. a guide ring; 46. a guide block; 47. a second spring; 48. shaking the rope; 481. the ring is shaken.

Detailed Description

The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to fig. 1 in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

Examples

The embodiment is a weeding hoe, which comprises a hoe handle 1 and a hoe blade 2 connected with the lower end of the hoe handle 1, wherein a support 3 is mounted on the hoe handle 1 at a position close to the hoe blade 2, and a weeding mechanism capable of clamping grass and shaking grass is mounted on the support 3. The bracket 3 comprises two fixed rods 31 which are spaced along the length direction of the handlebar, one end of each fixed rod 31 is detachably connected with the hoe handle 1, and the other ends of the two fixed rods 31 are connected with a supporting rod 32; each end of the two ends of the support rod 32 is connected with a fixed rod 31; the weeding mechanism comprises a clamp arranged on the support rod 32 and a shaking mechanism for shaking the clamp.

The clamp comprises a plurality of clamping plates 4 which are arranged at equal intervals and are respectively sleeved on the support rod 32, a first spring 41 connected between every two adjacent clamping plates 4 and a pull rope 44 for pulling the clamping plates 4; one end of the pull rope 44 is close to the upper end of the hoe handle 1, the pull ring 441 is connected to the end, and the other end of the pull rope 44 is positioned above the supporting rod 32; each clamping plate 4 is connected with the other end of the pull rope 44 through a connecting rope 43; a hook for hanging the pull ring 441 is arranged at the position of the hoe handle 1 close to the upper end. The connecting rope 43 is pulled by the pulling rope 44, and the splint 4 is pulled by the connecting rope 43, so that the splint 4 approaches to each other to play a role of a clamp.

The shaking mechanism comprises a second spring 47 with one end connected with the clamp and a shaking rope 48 with one end connected with the clamp plate of the clamp, wherein the clamp plate is the lowest position away from the upper end of the hoe handle, the other end of the second spring 47 is connected with the fixing rod 31, the other end of the shaking rope 48 is close to the upper end of the hoe handle 1, and the other end of the shaking rope 48 is connected with a shaking ring 481. The clamp can be shaken under the action of repeatedly pulling the shaking rope 48 and the second spring 47 by manpower to return.

Two sides below the other end of the pull rope 44 are respectively provided with a guide block 46 detachably connected with the support rod 32, the two guide blocks 46 and the other end of the pull rope 44 are positioned between the two clamping plates 4, guide holes parallel to the central line of the support rod 32 are formed in the other ends of the two guide blocks 46, and the connecting rope 43 is connected with the pull rope 44 after passing through the guide holes of the corresponding guide blocks 46. When the pulling rope 44 is pulled in this way, the connecting rope 43 pulls the clamping plate 4 along the direction of the center line of the supporting shaft, and the clamping plate 4 can move along the axial direction of the supporting rod 32 smoothly, thereby playing a role of clamping grass.

The hoe handle 1 is provided with a plurality of guide rings 45, one end of each guide ring 45 is connected with the hoe handle 1, and the other end of each guide ring 45 is provided with a through hole through which the pull rope 44 and the shaking rope 48 pass, so that the pull rope 44 and the shaking rope 48 are guided by the guide rings 45, the pull rope 44 and the shaking rope 48 are pulled in a certain direction, and the pull rope 44 cannot be messy to interfere with the use of the hoe handle; the clamp can be smoothly and continuously shaken along the axial direction of the support rod 32 to pull out the grass or shake off the soil on the grass.

The using method comprises the following steps: dig down the hoe earlier, hoe blade digs a earth, pulls the stay cord again and colludes the pull ring on the couple, makes anchor clamps clip the grass on this earth, then holds between the fingers the shake ring and stimulates the shake rope repeatedly, shakes anchor clamps for the grass on this earth is pulled out. Then the upper end of the hoe is tilted around the lower end, the soil is pulled down from the soil, the hoe blade leaves the soil (the grass which is not pulled off is remained on the soil and can be further pulled off), then the shaking rope is repeatedly pulled, a little soil on the pulled off grass is shaken off, and the pulling rope is sent off, so that the pulled off grass is separated from the clamp.

The invention can shake the grass and shake off the soil on the grass, so the invention is more suitable for soft land, such as sandy soil.

The above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the present invention, and those skilled in the art should make general changes and substitutions within the technical scope of the present invention to be included in the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. The utility model provides a hoe pulls out weeds, including hoe handle and the hoe blade of being connected with hoe handle lower extreme, its characterized in that: the hoe is characterized in that a support is arranged on the hoe handle close to the hoe blade, and a grass pulling mechanism capable of clamping grass and shaking the grass is arranged on the support.

2. The weeding hoe according to claim 1, wherein: the bracket comprises two fixed rods which are spaced along the length direction of the handlebar, one end of each fixed rod is detachably connected with the hoe handle, and the other ends of the two fixed rods are connected with a supporting rod together; each end of the two ends of the supporting rod is connected with a fixed rod; the weeding mechanism comprises a clamp arranged on the supporting rod and a shaking mechanism for shaking the clamp.

3. The weeding hoe of claim 2, wherein: the clamp comprises a plurality of clamping plates which are arranged at equal intervals and are respectively sleeved on the supporting rod, a first spring connected between every two adjacent clamping plates and a pull rope for pulling the clamping plates; one end of the pull rope is close to the upper end of the hoe handle and is connected with a pull ring, and the other end of the pull rope is positioned above the supporting rod; each clamping plate is connected with the other end of the pull rope through a connecting rope; a hook for hanging the pull ring is arranged at the position of the hoe handle close to the upper end.

4. The weeding hoe of claim 2, wherein: the shaking mechanism comprises a second spring and a shaking rope, one end of the second spring is connected with the clamp, the other end of the second spring is connected with the fixed rod, the other end of the shaking rope is close to the upper end of the hoe handle, and the other end of the shaking rope is connected with a shaking ring.

5. A weeding hoe according to claim 3, wherein: the two sides below the other end of the pull rope are respectively provided with a guide block detachably connected with the support rod, the two guide blocks and the other end of the pull rope are arranged between the two clamping plates and are provided with guide holes parallel to the central line of the support rod, and the connecting rope is connected with the pull rope after passing through the guide holes of the corresponding guide blocks.

6. A weeding hoe according to claim 3, wherein: the hoe is characterized in that a plurality of guide rings are arranged on the hoe handle, one end of each guide ring is connected with the hoe handle, and a through hole through which the pull rope passes is formed in the other end of each guide ring.

7. The weeding hoe according to claim 4, wherein: the hoe is characterized in that a plurality of guide rings are arranged on the hoe handle, one end of each guide ring is connected with the hoe handle, and a through hole through which the shaking rope passes is formed in the other end of each guide ring.