JP2010064894A - Stabilized hose reel - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To stabilize the operation of drawing and winding a hose from a hose reel to water garden plants and to water a wide range out of the reach of the hose. <P>SOLUTION: The hose reel 1 includes a stabilization base 2 mounted on a leg part, and the stabilization base is used as a weight by putting water thereinto, whereby the hose reel is stabilized so as to smooth the drawing and winding of the hose. The stabilization base 2 is used as the sprinkling pot to allow watering to a wide range out of the reach of the hose. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an apparatus that improves and expands the function of a hose reel that sprinkles water on garden trees and the like.

  FIG. 2 shows a general example of a conventional hose reel. In such a conventional hose reel, when the hose is pulled for watering, the hose reel may move and the hose may not be smoothly extended. Also, when winding the hose, it is necessary to fix the hose reel with hands and feet and turn the handle.

Invention disclosure

Problems to be solved by the invention

  In order to extend the hose smoothly from the conventional hose reel or to wind the hose smoothly, the leg portion of the hose reel is heavy and stabilized. Another object is to enable water spraying over a wide area that the hose cannot reach.

Means for solving the problem

  To stabilize the hose reel, attach a stabilizer to the leg of the hose reel. We put water on the stable table and weigh it. If a water spout is attached to a stable stand, it can be used as a sprinkler, and water can be sprinkled over a wide area where the hose cannot reach.

  FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the proposed stabilization hose reel. For stabilization, a conventional hose reel is placed on the stabilization table and fixed on the stabilization table. FIG. 3 is an example of an attachment device. We put water on the stable table and weigh it. As shown in FIG. 4, if a water spout is attached to a stable base, it can be used as a sprinkler. By removing it from the hose reel and using it, water can be sprayed over a wide area where the hose cannot reach.

  If you want to design a new stabilized hose reel, you can integrate the stabilizer, and if you consider the role of the stabilizer as a weight, you can think of a design that rests on the leg of the hose reel. It is done. FIG. 5 shows an example of the design of a stabilizing hose reel in which the stabilizing base is divided into two parts. If the water spout is attached to the stabilizing base in this case as shown in FIG. 6, it can be used as a jog, and the stabilizing base as a weight does not require an attachment device and can be easily taken out when used as a jog.

The invention's effect

In a conventional hose reel that sprinkles water on a garden tree or the like, when the hose is pulled for watering, the hose reel may move and the hose may not be smoothly extended. Also, when winding the hose, it was necessary to fix the hose reel with hands and feet and turn the handle. In order to improve this, in the present invention, the legs of the hose reel are made heavy to stabilize the operation.
In the proposed stabilization hose reel, water is put on the stabilization base for weight stabilization, and a conventional hose reel is mounted on the stabilization base and fixed. In this case, there is a feature that a stabilizing hose reel can be obtained by attaching a stabilizing base to a conventional hose reel already on the market. Moreover, if a sprinkling port is attached to a stabilizing base, it can be utilized as a sprinkler, and by removing it from a hose reel, it becomes possible to sprinkle water over a wide range where the hose does not reach.
If a new stabilized hose reel is to be designed, a design in which a stabilizing base as a weight is placed on the leg of the hose reel can be considered. In this case as well, if a sprinkling port is attached to the stabilizing base, it can be used as a sprinkler, and since the stabilizing base as a weight does not need to be firmly fixed to the hose reel, it can be easily taken out when used as a sprinkler.
As described above, the present invention not only improves the drawbacks of the conventional hose reel, but also enables expansion of the watering range.

  One embodiment of the proposed stabilized hose reel.   A typical example of a conventional hose reel.   Stabilizing fixture.   The back view of a stable stand fixture.   An example of a sprinkler with a water spout attached to a stable platform.   Stabilized hose reel that divides the stabilizer into two parts.   An example of a bifurcated stable platform.

Explanation of symbols

1: Conventional phos reel 2: Stabilization table 3: Drain port 4: Stabilization table mounting device 5: Thumb screw 6: Water injection port 7: Handle 8: Sprinkling port 9: Stabilization hose reel with the stabilization table divided in two 10: Divided into two One stabilization stand

Claims (2)

  Stabilized hose reel with a heavy hose reel leg that sprinkles water on garden trees, etc., so that the hose can be smoothly extended and wound.   A stabilized hose reel device that makes it possible to expand the watering range by utilizing the weight according to claim 1 as a jolo to stabilize the hose reel.

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