FI13223Y1 - Shovel-ice iron combination tool - Google Patents

Description

SHOVEL-IRON COMBINATION TOOL

FIELD OF USE OF THE INVENTION The object of this invention is a combination tool intended for breaking ice, snow or other substances and for shoveling, which combines an ice pick (pick) and a shovel.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Different tools are used together or separately to clean icy and snowy ground. The most common tools for cleaning snow and ice are a shovel and an ice pick (petkele). To be able to use the ice iron to break ice and move ice and snow, the user had to bring both tools separately. Many ice picks and shovels of different sizes and models have been developed for breaking ice and moving snow. Ice irons are usually of a standard size, but shovels are available in different sizes depending on the need for use. For example, for cleaning the car from snow, for camping or for property maintenance. Hard patches of ice often form in the yards of properties or in street parking lots in winter as a combination of snow and ice. » However, motorists, property managers or residents often only have a shovel at their disposal, with the help of which it is not possible to break up hard snow and > ice, but an ice iron would also be needed to help. Insufficient tools 7 25 often cause problems in winter, especially for motorists, when E there are not enough tools available to clean the necessary roadway S

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PURPOSE OF THE INVENTION The aim of the present invention is to bring out a combination tool that contains both an ice pick intended for breaking up ice and a shovel intended for moving snow and ice in one and the same body as an easily assembled tool. In particular, the purpose of the invention is to bring out a new structure of the body and the shovel cup (shovel bucket part), which enables the ice iron handle to be threaded inside the shovel handle so that the ice iron blade part is located inside the shovel cup. When you want to use the ice iron, pull it out from inside the shovel handle, thread it from the side of the shovel handle into the shovel handle and lock it in place with the locking mechanism. In this case, the separate handle parts of the shovel and the ice iron together form a long-handled, ready-to-use ice iron.

LIST OF PICTURES In the following, the shovel-ice iron combination tool according to the invention is described in more detail with reference to a photograph in which N Figure 1 shows the combination tool N ice iron according to the invention in working order.

S S Figure 2 shovel set in storage and transport position. E Figure 3 shows the N 25 ice iron of the combination tool according to the invention as a side view put into working condition.

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MORE DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Figure 1 shows the combination tool according to the invention in the ice iron position. The combination tool in Figure 1 comprises a metal tube-structured blade (1) intended for breaking ice, hard snow or other substances, which is pushed inside the metal tube-structured stem (3) of the shovel (8). Locking in the operating position according to Figure 1 is done with the press-in locking pin (5) on the handle of the shovel (1), which locks into the hole (7) on the handle of the shovel. In this case, the handle (1) locks onto the handle (3) of the shovel so that the handle (1) cannot rotate relative to the handle (3). A metal counter (6) is fixed inside the spade arm (3), against which the end of the pipe arm of the shovel (1) — settles — in the operating position = to receive = lateral forces. The diameters of the pipes of the handle of the shovel (1) and the handle of the shovel (3) are such that they can fit inside each other without a gap. Picture 2 shows the shovel in the storage and transport position. In this position, the petkele (1) is pushed inside the handle (3) of the shovel (8) from the end towards the cup (4). There is a hole in the cup part (4) for putting the cover (1) inside. In this position, push the handle (1) so deep into the shovel handle (3) that the locking pin (5) locks into the hole (7). The parts are dimensioned in such a way that the blade part of the trap (1) sits as high as possible. to the pit (4). The cup of the shovel (4) is shaped in such a way that N can be pushed into the N 25 position in a straight line.

S N Figure 3 shows the combination tool z ice iron according to the invention, when viewed from the side. The handle (2) of the shovel S (8) is shaped in such a way that threading the cover (1) onto the handle (3) of the shovel S is possible. The hole in the handle (2) for putting the S 30 in the trap (1) is only slightly larger in diameter > than the outside diameter of the trap's stem = (sliding clearance). Locking in the operating position is done with a push-in locking pin (5). In this case, the petkele (1) locks onto the shovel handle (3) so that the petkele cannot rotate relative to the shovel (8). A metal counter (6) is fixed inside the stem (3), against which the pipe arm of the trap is placed in the operating position to receive the impact forces caused by the use of the trap.

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Claims (3)

PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS 1. Combination tool, characterized by the fact that it includes an ice iron (barking iron) intended for breaking up ice or other matter (1) and a shovel intended for transferring snow, ice or other material (8) in one and the same frame as an easily assembled tool . 2. Combination tool according to protection claim 1, characterized in that the construction of a shaft (3) and a scoop (4) of the shovel (8) is such that it enables threading of the shaft of the ice iron (1) into the shaft of the shovel (3) in such a way that the blade part of the ice iron (1) is placed inside the shovel's bucket (4) so that it is read with a reading mechanism (5) in a heel (7) in the shaft (3). 3. Combination tool according to protection claim 2, characterized in that when the ice iron (1) wants to be used, it is pulled out from the inside of the shovel (8) shaft (3) through the bucket (4) and threaded from the side of a handle part (2) of the shovel into in the spade's shaft (3) and is read firmly with the reading mechanism (5) in the heel (7) of the shaft (3). There, the separate shaft parts of the shovel and the ice iron form — together a ready-to-use, long-handled = ice iron. Locking in the use mode takes place with a push-in reading button (5). There, the bark iron (1) fits into the spade's shaft (3) in such a way that the bark iron cannot rotate in relation to the spade (8). Inside the shaft (3) a metal stop (6) has been attached, against which the tubular shaft of the bark iron is arranged in the position of use to receive impact forces caused by use of the bark iron. In a