JP2000350545A - Water scoop bucket - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a water scoop bucket provided with a bucket main body, a pull and a throw rope where one end is attached to the bucket main body and the other end is attached to the pull, and enabling the stable retention of the rope in a wound state around the pull when not used and easy unfastening of the rope when used to be performed. SOLUTION: This water scoop bucket has a throw rope 3 where one end is attached to the bucket main body 2 and the other end is attached to the pull 1. The pull 1 is provided with a rope winding part 8 consisting of a pair of rope winding bodies 10 made of an elastic material. A gap between the bodies 10 is made to be a buffering part 12 and the outer diameter of the rope winding part 8 is made to become larger as it goes to the tip side.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a water fetching bucket and, more particularly, to a water fetching bucket used for throwing water from a place remote from the surface of the water.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, many people have become acquainted with nature in suburban activities such as fishing and forest bathing. However, when fetching water required for such activities, depending on the topography, the sea, rivers and ponds may be required. Must be pumped from a place away from water. In particular, when fishing at a place that is considerably higher than the water surface such as rocks and breakwaters, it is necessary to thaw frozen krill etc. used as bait, wash hands, and keep the caught fish alive. In the case of drawing water, it is desirable to be able to easily draw water on the spot without taking the trouble of moving to a place near the water surface.

[0003] Therefore, conventionally, a water-pumping bucket has been provided for drawing water by throwing the water from a place remote from the surface of the water, for example, disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 6-38547 and Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 63-202241. There is something like that. This water fetching bucket is a bucket body made of sheet-like dough with a charging cord attached, and the bucket body is thrown toward the surface of the water while holding the end of the charging cord in hand. It sinks under the water and lifts the bucket by striking the input string. Such a conventional water fetching bucket, the end of the input cord not attached to the bucket body, so that the input cord is not in the way when not in use, to be attached to the handle provided with the cord winding part, When not in use, the input string was wrapped around the handle.

However, there is a problem that simply winding the input cord around the handle causes the wound input cord to slip off the handle and be easily released. In addition, in order to prevent the input string from being unraveled, there is also a type provided with a slip cord of the input string on the string winding part of the handle, but in this case, it is difficult to unwind the input string from the handle at the time of use there were.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and is a water fetching bucket having one end attached to a bucket body and the other end attached to a handle. It is an object of the present invention to provide a water fetching bucket that can stably hold an input string in a state where the input string is wound when used, and can easily unwind the input string when used.

[0006]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a water fetching bucket, wherein one end of a charging cord 3 is attached to a bucket body 2 and the other end is attached to a handle 1. The handle 1 is provided with a string winding portion 8 composed of a pair of string windings 10 formed of an elastic material, and the gap between the string windings 10 is used as a buffer portion 12, and the outer diameter of the string winding 8 increases as it goes to the distal end side. It is characterized by being formed.

[0007] In addition to the construction of the first aspect, the water fetching bucket according to the second aspect of the present invention further comprises:
Is formed by forming a string pinching portion 10a for pinching.

A third aspect of the present invention is a water fetching bucket according to the first or second aspect, wherein a round portion 10b is formed on the outer surface of the leading end of each of the cord winding bodies 10. Is what you do.

[0009]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS.

The bucket body 2 is impregnated or coated with various synthetic resins to be waterproofed, or made waterproof by a water repellent treatment, or a sheet-like flexible cloth made of synthetic resin or the like. And is formed as an easily foldable material.
The bucket body 2 is formed in a bottomed cylindrical shape having an opening 2a that opens upward. A frame material 2b formed in a shape corresponding to the shape of the opening 2a is provided on the upper edge of the bucket body 2 along the entire circumference of the opening 2a, and the shape of the opening 2a is held by the frame material 2b. I can do it.

On the upper part of the bucket body 2, a long input cord 3 is attached. When the charging cord 3 is attached, for example, attachment members 4 are respectively provided at two fulcrums set on the upper part of the bucket body 2. The mounting member 4 has a lower portion attached to the upper end of the bucket body 2 and an upper portion provided with an attachment hole 4a to which the charging cord 3 is attached. In addition, the ends of the mounting cords 3a having a dimension longer than the width between the two mounting members 4 are inserted into the mounting holes 4a of the mounting members 4, and the ends are folded back and tied.
Alternatively, the attachment string 3a is attached to the attachment member 4 by, for example, biting the fixing member 5 of metal or the like at the folded portion of the attachment string 3a to make the tip of the attachment string 3a annular. In this manner, the attaching cord 3 whose both ends are attached to the upper part of the bucket body 2
a, one end of the long insertion cord 3 is tied to the position of approximately 1/2 the dimension of the attachment cord 3a from the end, or an appropriate attachment 6
It can be attached using.

The handle 1 is integrally formed of an elastic material such as synthetic resin or rubber. The handle 1 includes a handle portion 7, a base portion 9, and a cord winding portion 8. The handle 7 is formed in a ring shape having an opening 7a that opens up and down, and the handle 7 can be gripped by hand with the hand inserted into the opening 7a. The base 9 is provided so as to protrude from the handle 7. In addition, the cord winding part 8 is constituted by a pair of cord winding bodies 10 formed so as to protrude from the root part 9 to the distal end side. The outer surfaces on both sides of the base portion 9 are formed as constricted portions 9a constricted inward. The base 9 is provided with a mounting hole 11 that opens vertically. Here, the input cord 3 whose one end is attached to the bucket body 2 has the other end inserted through the mounting hole 11 from one side of the handle 1 and folded back to the opening 7a of the handle 7 from the other side of the handle 1. The attachment string 3a is attached to the handle 1 in this state by tying the folded part of the attachment string 3a or biting the folded part with a fixing member 5b such as metal to make the tip of the attachment string 3a annular. Further, the outer surface 10c of the cord winding body 10 is formed so as to draw a curved surface that is continuous with the constricted portion 9a, and the outer diameter of the cord winding portion 10 is formed so as to increase toward the distal end side. In addition, the outer surface of the leading end portion of each cord winding body 10 has a round portion 10b
Is formed. This round portion 10b is formed as a convex curved surface that is continuous with the outer surface 10c of the cord winding body 10. Also, the insides of the pair of string winding bodies 10 are formed to be separated from each other,
The gap between the cord windings 10 is provided as a buffer 12. Further, inside the distal end portion of each of the cord winding bodies 10, a cord sandwiching portion 10a protruding inward is formed so as to face each other. The width α of the gap between each of the cord pinching portions 10a is
Is preferably formed to be larger than the diameter of the input cord 3, particularly preferably about twice the diameter of the input cord 3. Here, the pair of string winding bodies 10 are outside the string winding part 8 in a state in which the string winding bodies 10 are deformed inward by elastic deformation until the opposing string pinching portions 10a come into contact with each other. The diameter is formed so that the diameter becomes equal over the entirety of the cord winding portion 8, or the outer diameter increases toward the distal end side of the cord winding portion 8.

When winding the input cord 3 around the handle 1 thus formed, as shown in FIG. 3 or FIG.
The input cord 3 is sequentially wound from the narrow part 9 a of the base part 9 toward the tip end of the cord winding part 8. At this time, the pair of string winding bodies 10 is elastically deformed inward by the binding force of the wound winding string 3, and the input string 3 is strongly tightened by the reaction force from the string winding body 10. In addition, the outer diameter of the cord winding portion 8 decreases accordingly, and the width α of the gap between the cord pinching portions 10a decreases. In the state where most of the input string 3 is wound around the string winding section 8 in this manner, the width α of the gap between the string pinching sections 10a is smaller than the diameter of the input string 3, or the string pinching section 10a So that they are in contact with each other. In this state, the inserted string 3 is inserted between the string pinching portions 10a.
Is pinched and pinched so that the wound input cord 3 is not unraveled. At this time, the string winding body 10
Is deformed outward, the outer diameter of the cord winding portion 8 increases by that amount, and the input cord 3 is further strongly tightened.

When the input cord 3 is wound around the handle 1 in this manner, the outer diameter of the cord winding portion 8 is equal over the entire cord winding portion 8 or becomes larger toward the distal end side. The input string 3 wound around the string winding section 8 becomes less slippery toward the distal end side, and the input string 3 is further strongly tightened as described above. .

In using the water fetching bucket, the input string 3 held between the string holding sections 10a is pulled off from between the string holding sections 10a, and the handle 1 is held in this state.
Is held so that the handle 7 is arranged on the upper side and the cord winding section 8 is arranged on the lower side. At this time, the string pinching portion 10a
The width α of the space between the string pinching portions 10a is reduced by removing the input string 3 held therebetween,
The outer diameter of the cord winding part 8 becomes large, and the input cord 3 wound around the cord winding part 8 is in a state where it can be easily unwound. Therefore, as the bucket body 2 falls under its own weight, the input string 3 wound around the string winding section 8 is smoothly unwound.
Further, since the round portion 10b is formed on the string winding body 10, the input cord 3 hanging downward from the string winding portion 8 can be smoothly unwound without being caught at the tip of the string winding portion 8.

When winding the input string 3 around the handle 1, as shown in FIG. 4, the input string 3 is wound in one direction around the string winding portion 8 to the middle of its dimension, and then the input string 3 is wound on the string winding body. After passing through the buffer portion 12 between the ten, the cord winding portion 8 can be wound in the opposite direction. If the input string 3 is wound in only one direction, when the input string 3 is wound or the wound input string 3 is unwound, the input string 3 is twisted, and the bucket body 2 is used to eliminate the twist. It may be difficult to wind and unwind the input cord 3 smoothly by rotating, but in this case, the twist generated by winding the middle of the input cord 3 in one direction, This can be solved by winding the remaining input cords 3 in the reverse direction, and the input cords 3 can be smoothly wound and unwrapped.

When the bucket for drawing water is not used, as shown in FIG. 5, the bucket body 2 is folded, and in this state, the charging cord 3 of the bucket body 1 is wound around the bucket body 3 to unfold the bucket body 1. prevent. On the other hand, the remaining portion of the input cord 3 is wound around the handle 1 as shown in FIG. 3 or 4, and the portion of the input cord 3 wrapped around the bucket body 3 is sandwiched between the cord pinching portions 10a to be sandwiched. The charging cord 3 wound around the handle 1 and the bucket body 2 is not unraveled. Further, the handle 1 is sandwiched and fixed between the portion of the charging cord 3 wound around the bucket body 2 and the bucket body 2.
By doing so, the bucket body 2 can be folded compactly so as not to be unfolded, and the bucket body 2 and the handle 1 can be kept separate.
In addition, the input string 3 wound around the handle 1 is difficult to unwind. Therefore, storage and carrying of the water fetching bucket are easy.

The handle 1 constructed as described above can be applied not only to a bucket for drawing water but also to other uses.

In the first application example, one end of the input cord 3 is attached to the net 13 as shown in FIG. 6 and the other end is attached to the handle 1 to form a scaribic (also referred to as a scari). The net 13 is constituted by a net 14 for holding fish caught therein and an uki 15 attached to an upper portion of the net 14. The upper end of the net 14 is provided with an opening for taking in and out of the caught fish. The end of the input cord 3 is attached to an upper portion of the net 14.

When using the thus constructed scaribic, the holding string 1 is held, the input string 3 is unraveled from the handle 1, and the net 13 is dropped toward the water surface 17,
As shown in FIG. 6, the net 13 is thrown into the water surface 17 and floated by the buoyancy of the horse, and the fish caught can be put in the net 13 and kept alive. In addition, net 1
After pulling up the handle 3, the charging cord 3 is wound around the handle 1. In the scalibic constructed in this way, the charging cord 3 can be smoothly wound around the handle 1 and unwrapped, as in the case of the water fetching bucket, and is easy to handle.

In the second application example, a stringer is formed by attaching one end of the input cord 3 to the hook body 16 and attaching the other end to the handle 1 as shown in FIG.
This stringer is used to hold the fish 18 caught on the hook body 16 by passing it through the lower jaw or gill, and to keep the fish 18 underwater in this state.

In using the stringer constructed as described above, the lower jaw or gill of the fish 18 caught is passed through the hook body 16 and held in this state.
7, the hook body 16 and the fish 18 held by the hook body 16 are dropped toward the water surface 17, and as shown in FIG.
Is put into the water surface 17 to keep the fish 18 alive. Further, after pulling up the hook body 16 and the fish 18 held by the hook body 16, the charging cord 3 is wound around the handle 1. In the stringer configured in this manner, the input string 3 can be smoothly wound and unwrapped around the handle 1 as in the case of the water fetching bucket, and the handling is easy.

In a third application example, the handle 1 is used as a horn frame which is a winding tool such as a fishing line. That is,
A fishing line or the like is used as the input cord 3, and one end of the fishing line or the like is attached to a handle. Also in this case, the input string 3 can be smoothly wound and unwrapped around the handle 1, and handling is easy.

[0024]

As described above, the water fetching bucket according to the first aspect of the present invention is a water fetching bucket in which one end of the charging cord is attached to the bucket body and the other end is attached to the handle. A string winding portion including a pair of string winding bodies formed of a material is provided, and a gap between the pair of string winding bodies is used as a buffer, and the outer diameter of the string winding portion is formed to be larger as going to the distal end side. The input cord wound around the winding portion can be prevented from slipping toward the distal end side, and the input cord can be strongly tightened by the resistance from the cord winding body to make it difficult to unwind. Also, when winding the input string around the handle,
After the input cord is wound in one direction around the cord winding part to the middle of the dimension, the input cord is passed through the buffer between the pair of cord winding bodies, and then wound in the opposite direction around the cord winding part. Can be eliminated by winding the remaining input cords in the opposite direction, and the input cords can be smoothly wound and unwrapped.

[0025] Further, in addition to the structure of claim 1, the water fetching bucket according to claim 2 of the present invention forms a string clip portion for clamping the string between the string winding bodies. After wrapping around the handle, pinch the excess part of the input string between the string pinching parts and pinch it to prevent the wound input string from unwinding, and at this time, put the string winding body outward And make the outer diameter of the string winding part larger by that amount,
The input string can be further strongly tightened.
In addition, when unwinding the wound input string, pull the input string held between the string clipping parts from between the string clipping parts to remove the gap between the string clipping parts, and reduce the outer diameter of the string winding part. It is made small so that the input cord wound around the cord winding portion can be easily unwound, and the input cord can be unwound smoothly.

A third aspect of the present invention provides a water fetching bucket according to the first or second aspect of the present invention, wherein a round portion is formed on the outer surface of the tip end of each of the cord winding bodies. When the supplied string is unwound, the string can be smoothly unwound without being caught by the leading end of the string winding portion.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an example of a handle.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an example of a bucket body.

FIG. 3 is a plan view showing an example of a state in which an input cord is wound around the handle shown in FIG.

FIG. 4 is a plan view showing another example of a state in which an input cord is wound around the handle of the above.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an example of a state when the water fetching bucket according to the present invention is not used.

FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing a use state of Scalibic.

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing a use state of a stringer.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Handle 3 Input string 8 String winding part 10 String winding body 10a String pinching part 10b R part 12 Buffer part

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A water fetching bucket in which one end of a charging cord is attached to a bucket body and the other end is attached to a handle, wherein the handle is provided with a string winding part comprising a pair of string winding bodies formed of an elastic material. A water fetching bucket characterized in that a gap between a pair of string winding bodies is used as a buffer, and the outer diameter of the string winding part is formed to be larger toward a distal end side. 2. The bucket according to claim 1, wherein a string clip portion for clamping the string between the string winding bodies is formed. 3. The bucket according to claim 1, wherein a round portion is formed on an outer surface of a leading end of each of the cord winding bodies.