Excavating – Endless digger – Digging chain – bucket – blade – or tooth structure – per se
Reexamination Certificate
2005-02-15
2005-02-15
Novosad, Christopher J. (Department: 3671)
Excavating
Endless digger
Digging chain, bucket, blade, or tooth structure, per se
C299S034010, C299S082100
Reexamination Certificate
active
06854201
ABSTRACT:
A cutting tooth used on an endless chain-trenching machine to fracture and excavate the ground. The tooth includes a mounting portion for attachment to the chain and a cutting portion having a straight cutting edge at the leading end of the tooth positioned normal to the direction movement of the chain. The cutting portion is aligned from the mounting at an acute angle to the plane of the mounting portion and including convex surfaces on both sides of the cutting portion and a juncture line between the mounting portion and the cutting portion forms an acute angle with the direction movement of the chain whereby the cuttings produced by the tooth are lifted away by the chain as the chain is digging.
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Becker Ronald C.
Hunter William D.
Brown, Jr. Edward L.
Novosad Christopher J.
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