JP3120258U - Tree nut collection tool - Google Patents

Abstract

A conventional chestnut collecting tool is a device for picking up chestnuts that have fallen on the ground, and provides a nut collecting tool that can reliably harvest the nuts by prying open or pinching squid while standing.
A fixed clip 6 is attached to a lower end portion of a column 2 having a grip 3 and a lever 5 at an upper end of a column 2 having a length that can reach the ground in a standing state. And a movable nut 6A, the spring 6 is interposed in the movable clamp 6A, and the lever 5 and the movable clamp 6A are connected to each other by an operating rod 11. To do.
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Description

  This article relates to a collecting tool that can be harvested by effectively sandwiching nuts such as ginkgo and walnuts in a standing position, including chestnuts that have fallen when they become fruit, and chestnuts that have popped out.

  Traditionally, when harvesting chestnuts with potatoes falling in the fall, or harvesting chestnuts that have jumped out of the moths and berries like ginkgo, the chestnuts with potatoes can be harvested using a sickle and tools. In addition, Ginkgo is harvested by bending his waist with gloves.

Furthermore, there is a technique of an instrument that collects chestnuts with a cocoon-shaped collecting tool attached to the end of a long stick on chestnuts that have fallen (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-155543 (pages 5-6, FIG. 1)

  The nuts that have fallen are picked up by the method described above, but first, the chestnuts with squid are bent using the sickle and tools held in their hands, and the chestnuts are picked up from the iga, picking up the chestnuts and jumping out. Chestnuts must be harvested in a crouched posture, so it was very hard work even for those who were used to working in a crouched posture. In addition, the people who are engaged in these operations are getting out of business because they are getting older. In addition, it was difficult and difficult for individuals to pick up any small amount they eat at home and it was not efficient.

  In addition, ginkgo and walnuts, especially ginkgo, have a strong smell and must be done with rubber gloves, and when picking up, they must be bent and harvested. It was hard. Furthermore, there has not been provided a specific instrument that can efficiently harvest these fallen nuts including the chestnuts in a standing posture.

  The technique disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-155543 is an instrument technique that allows harvesting chestnuts that have fallen on the ground while standing, but this technique involves attaching a deformed insulator-like instrument to the end of a long handle. Yes, it is a device that picks up chestnuts by scooping it up using the above-mentioned lion-like device while standing. However, since this instrument simply scoops up and picks up chestnuts with a cocoon-shaped member, there are inconveniences and drawbacks such as chestnuts falling if they are rushed or tilted. In the case of chestnuts in squid, it is a technique of chestnut collection tool that is not suitable for opening squid, and it was not a functional instrument that anyone could easily use.

  In order to eliminate the inconveniences and disadvantages as described above, the present invention provides a lower end of a post provided with a grip and a lever at the upper end of a post that reaches the ground in a standing state. Attach a fixed clip to the section, combine a movable clip so as to face the fixed clip, and interpose a spring to the movable clip to collect the above-mentioned lever and movable clip with an operating rod. When picking up a nut that has fallen on the ground by forming a tool, it is a tool that can be easily picked up by holding the lever with a grip.

  In Claim 2, it is set as the collection tool which can hold | maintain the fruit of the pinched tree reliably by making the inner side of the above-mentioned pinching tool into a concave spoon shape.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, the operating rod is a sampling tool that can be further lightened by using a wire.

  The nut harvesting tool according to the present invention comprises a gripping tool and a lever on the upper part of a fixed column of a certain length, and a gripping tool that opens and closes when the lever is gripped on the lower part. When picking up a tree, it is a functional tree nut collection tool that can hold the tree nut in a standing position without bending and release the lever on the jar or container to automatically open and store the pinch body. Because it can pick up the fallen nuts without bending in an unnatural posture, it can be enjoyed even by elderly people and children without burdening the waist even for a long time.

  In addition, since the two sandwiching tools have a spoon shape, for example, when collecting 2 or 3 chestnuts in an opened potato, the opened sandwiching tool is used as it is in the opening of the squid. When pushed in strongly, the potatoes can be harvested by opening them up or cutting them out and then wrapping them in multiple chestnuts. In addition, it can be used as a nut harvesting tool that can be twisted while pinching the remaining nuts on the branches of the tree. An instrument that can be easily harvested.

  It can also be used as a device to pick up a golf ball that has fallen into a pond, or to pinch small objects that fall into holes or narrow gaps. It can provide a wide range of tree harvesting tools that can be enjoyed by children and children.

  In order to make it possible to efficiently pick up the fruit that has fallen on the ground, a grip and lever are provided at the top of the column that reaches the ground in a standing position, and the spoon is linked to the lever at the bottom of the column. An instrument that can harvest the nuts by opening and closing the sandwiched body with two shaped sandwiching tools facing each other.

An embodiment of a sampling tool according to the present invention will be described with reference to a partially omitted side view shown in FIG. 1, an enlarged perspective view of a sandwiching body portion shown in FIG. 2, and an enlarged perspective view of a grip portion shown in FIG.
The sampling tool 1 according to the present invention is provided with a grip 3 on an upper portion of a support column 2 that can be held by a standing person and reaching the ground. The end piece 7 of the spoon-shaped fixed clip 6 is fixed to the support 2 at the part, and the movable clip with the spoon-shaped end piece 7 that can be opened and closed with the fulcrum shaft 4 on the opposite side of the fixed clip 6 A sandwiching body 8 is formed by combining the fixtures 6A face to face, and a movable clamp having a spring 10 interposed between the end piece 7 of the movable sandwiching tool 6A and the base portion 9 provided at the lower portion of the column 2 described above. A nut harvesting tool 1 is formed by connecting the end piece 7 of the tool 6A and the lever 5 with an operating bar 11 such as a metal bar. The actuating rod 11 may employ a wire. Further, the tips of the fixed clip 6 and the movable clip 6A that form the clip 8 may be vertical or slightly open outward.

  Since the present invention is configured as described above, the sandwiching body 8 formed by two pieces of the fixed sandwiching tool 6 and the movable sandwiching tool 6A is normally open, but when used, the grip 5 is held and the lever 5 is held. , The end piece 7 of the movable clip 6 </ b> A connected by the actuating rod 11 is pulled upward to close the gap between the clamps 8. When the lever 5 is released, the spring 10 returns to the original position. Open it. Furthermore, since the two fixed clip 6 and the movable clip 6A are spoon-shaped, they can be securely pinched and held so as to wrap chestnuts, ginkgo, walnuts, etc. that have fallen on the ground, and the grip of the lever 5 Since the interval between the sandwich bodies 8 can be adjusted, when sandwiching chestnuts in the squid, the chestnut can be taken out by inserting the sandwich body 8 in accordance with the size of the mouth of the squid.

  The sandwiching body 8 in the present invention is opened and closed by moving only one movable sandwiching tool 6A. However, it is possible to use a system in which the fixed sandwiching tool 6 on the opposite side is also movable. Further, the sandwiching body 8 is closed when the lever 5 is grasped, but it cannot be used even in the opposite manner. Furthermore, although the operating rod 11 is located outside the support 2, it may be housed inside a pipe material as a support, and there is no particular limitation.

It is the perspective view which abbreviate | omitted the part which shows the execution example of the collection tool of this invention. It is an expansion perspective view which shows the pinching body part of a collection tool. It is an expansion perspective view which shows the grip of a collection tool.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Sampling tool 2 Support | pillar 3 Grip 4 Support shaft 5 Lever 6 Fixed clamping tool 6A Movable clamping tool 7 End piece 8 Clamping body 9 Base 10 Spring 11 Actuating rod

Claims (3)

  Attach a fixed clip to the lower end of the column with grips and levers, and combine the movable clip to face the fixed clip at the upper end of the column that is long enough to reach the ground while standing. In addition, a nut harvesting tool characterized in that a spring is interposed in the movable clip tool, and the lever and the movable clip tool are connected by an operating rod.   The nut collecting tool according to claim 1, wherein the sandwiching tool is in a spoon shape with a concave inside.   The nut harvesting tool according to claim 1 or claim 2, wherein the operating rod is a wire.

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