초록 ▼

The present invention relates to a rake head for a lawn or garden rake having plural rows of tines. The rake head includes a support member having a first and second edge. The rake head has a first and a second row of tines to be retained such that they have a substantially equal degree and range of

The present invention relates to a rake head for a lawn or garden rake having plural rows of tines. The rake head includes a support member having a first and second edge. The rake head has a first and a second row of tines to be retained such that they have a substantially equal degree and range of movement and stress in a generally upward direction. Further, a first plurality of tines attached to a substantially planar support member defines a first plane that is intersected by a second plurality of tines attached to the support member and defines a second plane. Each of the tines of the second plurality of tines extends between and adjacent the tines of the first plurality of tines outside of the second edge. A separation of the tines is provided, thus forming two substantially identical rows of raking tines.

대표청구항 ▼

A rake head comprising: a substantially planar, support member defining a first plane; means for attaching a rake handle provided on a first edge of said support member and disposed within said first plane; first means for attaching a plurality of tines provided on said support member disposed along

A rake head comprising: a substantially planar, support member defining a first plane; means for attaching a rake handle provided on a first edge of said support member and disposed within said first plane; first means for attaching a plurality of tines provided on said support member disposed along a second edge of said support member, said second edge being generally opposite from said means for attaching said rake handle; a first plurality of tines secured in said first attaching means and extending generally in said first plane and radiating in a direction away from said second edge, said tines of said first plurality having their free ends bent in a common direction; second means for attaching a plurality of tines arranged on said support member; and a second plurality of tines secured in said second means for attaching a plurality of tines at an angle relative to said first plurality of tines, and extending in a second plane oriented at an angle to said first plane, each of said tines of said second plurality of tines extending between adjacent tines of said first plurality of tines and passing through said first plane outside of said second edge; a separation of said pluralities of tines being provided to form two substantially identical rows of raking tines, said tines of said second plurality having their free ends bent in the same common direction as said tines of said first plurality so that said free ends of said first and second pluralities can simultaneously engage the ground.