Snow pusher with a removable friction-reducing edge

Excavating – Snow or ice removing or grooming by portable device – Manually powered

Reexamination Certificate

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07810259

ABSTRACT:
Various embodiments provide an improved snow pusher with a removable friction-reducing edge. An example embodiment includes a blade having a generally rectangular shape and being of rigid material, the blade including an angled lower portion; a slider for removable attachment to the angled lower portion of the blade, the slider being fabricated from a friction-reducing material; a handle attachment mechanism for removable attachment to the blade; and a handle for removable attachment to the handle attachment mechanism.

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