Lawn edger

Earth working – Lawn edger – Rolling or driven cutter

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172 41, 56 172, 56DIG18, 180 19H, 30296R, A01D 3318

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043644350

ABSTRACT:
A power operated lawn edger includes a power unit comprising an internal combustion engine having a handle portion and being connected to one end of an elongated support boom. A cutter head including a vertically disposed rotating cutter blade is mounted at the other end of the support and comprises a right angle gear drive unit which is driven by the power unit through an elongated drive shaft mounted within the support. The cutter head includes a single adjustable gauge wheel for varying the depth of cut in normal operation of the edger. The gauge wheel is mounted on a support bracket which is pivotally connected to the cutter head. The gauge wheel support bracket is releasably retained in a selected position by a manually adjustable retaining member. A laterally projecting tubular support handle is mounted on the support by a bracket member which provides for moving the handle between a folded position alongside the power unit and a working position.

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patent: 2699605 (1955-01-01), Setter
patent: 2832184 (1958-04-01), Beuerle
patent: 2888994 (1959-06-01), Hoff
patent: 4049059 (1977-09-01), Weibling
patent: 4179805 (1979-12-01), Yamada
patent: 4188719 (1980-02-01), Hoff

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