RU166099U1 - MANUAL MINIMULTATOR - ROOT REMOVER - Google Patents

Abstract

Manual mini-cultivator - root eliminator, containing a working body of curved spiral teeth, a vertical sliding stand connected by a lower end to a working body and a rotary handle, characterized in that the upper end of the vertical rack is equipped with a T-shaped support element designed to facilitate work, and under it in parallel, there is a rotary handle perpendicularly connected to a vertical stand.

Description

The utility model relates to agricultural mini-equipment for manual work and can be used as a tool for cutting and pulling weed roots in household plots and gardens.

Known manual cultivators (Patent RU No. 2153787, IPC A01B 1/06, 2000, and Patent RU No. 20111138349/13 of 09/20/2011), containing a rotary handle connected through a vertical rack with a working body.

The disadvantage when working with any cultivator is that a working person is fatigued due to the constant load of various muscle groups.

The closest in technical essence to the proposed utility model is a manual mini-cultivator (Patent RU No. 120832, IPC А01В 1/06, 10/10/2012) containing a handle mounted on a hollow rack, rigidly connected to the working body of curved spiral teeth, while the handle at the top it is tilted forward and bent to the opposite side from the tilt.

However, practice has shown that when preparing the soil or cleaning the site of weeds with a thick and deep root system, such as, for example, dandelion, the weed most common in garden and garden areas, the well-known mini-cultivator is not always convenient to use. Removing such weeds from the soil requires some effort to scroll through the cultivator. This creates an inconvenience to the arm and increases physical activity on the muscles.

The proposed utility model is aimed at creating a manual mini-cultivator - root eliminator with improved performance properties that will facilitate labor and reduce the rapid fatigability of various muscle groups due to ease of use.

The technical result is achieved by the fact that in a manual mini-cultivator - root eliminator containing a working body of curved spiral teeth, a vertical sliding stand connected by a lower end to a working body and a rotary handle, the upper end of the vertical rack is equipped with a T-shaped support element designed to facilitate operation, and underneath in parallel is a rotary handle perpendicularly connected to a vertical strut.

The utility model is illustrated by drawings.

In FIG. 1 - shows a mini-cultivator, general view;

in FIG. 2 - top view;

in FIG. 3 is a general view in a perspective view.

A manual minicultivator contains a working body 1 of curved spiral teeth 2, a vertical sliding rack 3 connected by a lower end 4 to the working body 1 and a rotary handle 5.

The upper end 6 of the upright 3 is provided with a T-shaped support element 7 to facilitate operation, and underneath it is located a rotary handle 5, perpendicularly connected to the upright 3.

A manual mini-cultivator works as follows.

The working body 1 is installed on the surface of the soil, where there are weeds. Turn the handle 5 clockwise until the teeth 2 penetrate into the soil.

At the same time, they work with the instrument with both hands. One hand rests on the support element 7, and the other rotates the handle. Teeth 2 prune weed roots. Then the mini-cultivator is removed from the soil up, moved to the side and the cycle is repeated.

Thus, a simple and convenient design of a manual mini-cultivator for extracting weeds from the soil in home gardens and gardens has been proposed. It provides convenience for the application of the necessary human power, under the action of which the working body enters the soil, and also allows you to use the tool with one or both hands, which reduces the cost of labor and human energy when performing work.

Claims (1)

Manual mini-cultivator - root eliminator, containing a working body of curved spiral teeth, a vertical sliding stand connected by a lower end to a working body and a rotary handle, characterized in that the upper end of the vertical rack is equipped with a T-shaped support element designed to facilitate work, and under it in parallel, there is a rotary handle perpendicularly connected to a vertical stand.

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