JPH0420813Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Field of Application) This invention relates to a tool for transporting paper cylinder pots that have been prepared for raising seedlings, or have completed raising seedlings.

(Prior art) A paper tube collection pot is disclosed in Japanese Patent Publication No. 38-25715,
As described in Japanese Patent Publication No. 46-38523, Japanese Patent Publication No. 47-28726, and Japanese Patent Publication No. 55-30805, a large number of cylindrical paper cylinders made of paper or paper-like thin films are assembled and pasted together. It is a container for raising seedlings that is always folded, but when in use, it is unfolded by pulling out both sides, and the numerous pots that emerge are filled with culture soil, seeds are sown, covered with soil, and used for raising seedlings. be.

Normally, the sown and soil-covered paper tube group pots are transported to a seedling-raising place such as a greenhouse and watered to raise the seedlings. Conventionally, the paper tube group pots that have been sown and covered with soil are transported while being placed on the base plate used for the above-mentioned expansion, and then pulled out at the seedling-raising place. I have to. Scoop out the seedlings that have been raised using a scoop or hawk,
Methods of storing the seedlings in a separately prepared seedling box or the like and transporting them to the transplanting location or loading them onto a transplanting machine have been adopted.

(Problems to be solved by the invention) The methods of transporting the soil after filling the soil, sowing, and raising the seedlings are difficult to handle because the end rows of seedlings peel off when they are transferred to a greenhouse or scooped up with a hawk, etc. You have to be very careful, and it's quite heavy, so it takes a lot of manpower to transport it. This problem is not a problem in small-scale farming, but in large-scale farming, the amount of seedlings to be prepared and the amount to be transported to the transplanting machine also increases, which poses problems in terms of both labor and efficiency. .

(Means for solving the problem) In view of the above circumstances, the inventor conducted intensive research to complete preparations for raising seedlings or to find a tool that could efficiently transport the paper cylinder group pots in which the seedlings had been raised. , arrange a plurality of strips or linear bodies made of a material that has both flexibility and rigidity to a desired length, arrange them parallel to each other, and place a paper tube collection pot on top of the strips or linear bodies made of a material having both flexibility and rigidity. The problem was solved by developing a transportation tool that had hand-held hooks removably attached to both sides of the belt-like or linear object.

(Function) As shown in FIG. 1, the device of this invention consists of band-like bodies 1, 1 and hand-held hooks 3 , 3 , and first, a paper tube gathering bowl 7 is unfolded on top of the band-like bodies 1, 1. After spreading, fill with cultivation soil manually or with a soil filling machine, and after sowing, attach the hand-held hooks 3 , 3 to the engaging parts 4, 4 at both ends, and then manually attach the hand-held hooks 3 , 3 as shown in Fig. 3. Carry it by holding it. During transportation, the central portion of the paper tube collecting bowl 7 is bent due to its own weight, but since the strips 1, 1 have appropriate flexibility and rigidity, they can be lifted while remaining in contact with each other. At this time, the upper surface of the paper tube assembly 7 is compressed, so that the entire paper tube assembly is in a crimped state and can be transported as is.

(Example) This invention will be explained below using examples of drawings. 1st
The figure shows an example in which band-shaped bodies 1, 1 are used in this invention, and the same explanation can be given even if the band-shaped bodies 1, 1 are replaced with linear bodies. With this invention, at least two or more strips 1, 1 are required, and these strips 1, 1 have a rigidity strong enough to withstand a considerable load and a flexibility that can be deformed according to the shape of the object. For example, rubber materials, synthetic resin materials,
It is made of one or a combination of two or more materials such as woven cloth, metal sheets, leather, and similar materials.
These strips 1, 1 are paper tube collection pots 7 to be transported.
It is cut to be slightly longer than the length of , and provided at both ends 2 , 2 with engaging portions 4 , 4 to which hand-held hooks 3 , 3 can be removably engaged. These engaging parts 4, 4 may have any structure, and as shown in the figure, the ends are folded back and fixed, and ring-shaped penetrating parts 5, 5 are formed.
or by simply providing a through hole that passes through the top and bottom, or by fixing a ring-shaped body separately made of a suitable material to both ends of the strips 1, 1, or even by making holes at both ends of the strips 1, 1. It is also possible to use a method such as fixing a plate-shaped body with a hole formed therein.

On the other hand, the hand-held hanger 3 is preferably one that corresponds to the structure of the above-mentioned engaging part 4 and is convenient to hold by hand. The distal end portions facing each other through the cylindrical portions are bent inwardly as key-shaped portions 6, 6, respectively. The key-shaped parts 6, 6 are made to penetrate and engage with the penetration parts 5, 5. In addition, in this invention, since it is sufficient that both ends of the strips 1, 1 can be locked,
Of course, the hand-held hook 3 may be provided with teeth like the metal fittings of a band buckle, the penetrating portions 5, 5 may be omitted, and the engaging portion 4 may be engaged.

When in use, a plurality of strips 1, 1 or linear strips of this invention are laid in parallel to each other on a suitable baseboard, seedbed, or open field, and the paper tube collection pot 7 is unfolded on top of the strips 1, 1, or a plurality of linear strips are laid out in parallel. It is placed with the joining parts 4, 4 protruding. Next, according to a conventional method, culture soil is poured into each paper tube of the paper tube collection pot 7, and the soil is packed evenly, the seeds are sown, and the pots are covered with soil. When raising seedlings prepared in this way in a separately prepared greenhouse, etc., the engaging part 4 and the hand-held hook 3 are engaged as shown in Fig. 3, and the grip parts 8, 8 on both sides are manually held. Lift and transport. When raising seedlings on the spot, the hand-held hook 3 is removed and the strips 1, 1 are laid under the paper tube collection pot 7, and the seedlings are raised under water. After raising the seedlings, the hand-held hook 3 and the engaging part 4 are engaged again in the same manner as described above, and the seedlings are manually lifted and transported to the main field or the seedling stand of the transplanter.

After transportation, the strips 1, 1 can be easily removed by removing one of the hand-held hooks 3 , 3 , and pulling the other hand-held hook 3 . It causes almost no damage to the bottom. The removed strips 1, 1 are again used repeatedly. Depending on the type of paper cylinder gathering pot 7, the individual paper cylinders may be easily separated by watering, but in that case, surround the sides with a suitable protective material such as a net or chilli sand and secure them with pins. It's a good idea to leave it there.

(Effects) The carrying tool of this invention has an extremely simple structure, can be obtained at low cost, is lightweight, and can be lifted simply by engaging the hand-held hook 3 , so it does not require special skills and improves work efficiency. I can point. Furthermore, since a hawk or the like is not used to remove the seedlings, there are many effects such as less damage to the seedlings.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the conveyance tool of this invention, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are perspective views showing how it is used. 1...Band-shaped body, 3 ...Hand hanger, 4...Engagement part, 7...Paper tube gathering bowl.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A transportation tool for placing and transporting paper tube collection pots containing culture soil, wherein the transportation tool is composed of a plurality of strip-shaped or linear materials having flexibility and rigidity, and hand-held hooks can be attached and detached to both ends of the transportation tool. A transportation tool for paper cylinder collection pots, characterized in that it is attached to.