JP3245799U - Guard for preventing damage from nearby objects for brush cutters - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a nearby object damage prevention guard for a brush cutter that does not damage the structure even if a cutting blade comes into contact with the structure on the right side of the brush cutter body and allows work to be performed safely. [Solution] A nearby object damage prevention guard 2 is attached to the main pipe 4 of a brush cutter body 1 with a mounting bracket 3, and a partition is provided between the right side of the cutting blade 5 and the structure to prevent damage caused by contact of the cutting blade 5. By inserting a nearby object damage prevention guard 2 between the structure and the weeds and eliminating the gap between the cutting blades 5, weeds on the side of the structure can be eliminated. Furthermore, damage to the structure due to unexpected kickbacks during work can be prevented. [Selection diagram] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a guard that prevents damage to structures on the right side of a brush cutter.

When using a brush cutter to cut grass near a structure (such as a plastic greenhouse), if it comes into contact with the structure, it will damage it, so the only way to cut grass is to keep it away from the structure and keep a few centimeters of space between you and the structure. I had left the weeds by the side uncut.

When a brush cutter cuts grass near a structure, it must leave a few centimeters of weeds on the side of the structure to avoid damaging the structure. Therefore, the remaining weeds must be cut by hand, which is a time and labor burden. Therefore, by attaching a damage prevention guard to the right side of the mowing blade of the brush cutter, mowing can be performed without damaging structures even if they come into contact with structures (especially weak ones such as vinyl greenhouses), which solves the above-mentioned drawbacks. This is what I am trying to do.

In this case, the problem was solved by installing a partition (damage prevention guard) between the right side of the brush cutter's cutting blade and the structure to prevent damage even if it came into contact with the structure.

As mentioned above, the proximal object damage prevention guard for the brush cutter in this project prevents damage caused by contact with structures during mowing work, and allows mowing work to be done even while touching the structure, so there is no uncut material left next to the structure. can be eliminated. In addition, it is possible to prevent contact damage to the structure due to unexpected kickback during mowing work, reducing the labor burden on the worker and shortening the working time.

It is a top view of the nearby object damage prevention guard for the brush cutter of this case. FIG. 2 is a right side view of a guard for preventing damage from nearby objects for a brush cutter.

Attach a guard to prevent damage from nearby objects to the main pipe of the brush cutter. At that time, place the guard on the right side of the cutting blade with a gap of about 3 mm so that it does not come into contact with the guard. When mowing weeds, there is a guard between the mowing blade and the structure to prevent damage from nearby objects, so the mowing blade does not come into direct contact with the structure, preventing damage to the structure. In addition, the guard to prevent damage to nearby objects has some flexibility, so when the guard touches a structure, the gap between the mower blade and the guard disappears, and the weeds between the mower blade and the guard are mowed and the weeds on the side of the structure are removed. There will be no uncut material left.

An embodiment will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 is the brush cutter body, 2 is a guard to prevent damage from nearby objects, and attach this to the main pipe 4 using the mounting bracket 3 so that it is on the right side of the brush cutter. When installing, make sure that there is approximately a 3mm gap between the guard for preventing damage from nearby objects (2) and the right side of the cutting blade (5).

When the mower blade 5 cuts weeds beside the structure, the guard 2 for preventing damage to adjacent objects enters between the structure and the mower blade 5 to prevent damage even if the mower blade comes into contact with the structure.

Since one embodiment of the present invention has the above-described structure, it is possible to prevent damage caused by contact with nearby objects during mowing work, but it is also possible to prevent damage caused by nearby object damage prevention guard 2 between structures and weeds. By eliminating the gap between the cutting blade 5 and the guard 2 for preventing damage to adjacent objects, weeds on the side of the structure can be cut without damaging the structure. It also prevents damage to structures due to unexpected kickbacks during mowing work.

1 Brush cutter body 2 Guard for preventing damage from nearby objects 3 Mounting bracket 4 Main pipe 5 Cutting blade

Claims (1)

A guard is attached to the right side of the mowing blade of the brush cutter to prevent damage to structures on the right side of the mowing blade (e.g. plastic greenhouses, etc.), and it is possible to cut weeds even while touching the structure, so it is possible to cut weeds even when touching the structure. A guard to prevent damage to nearby objects for brush cutters, which is characterized by eliminating damage and uncut mowing on the sides of structures.