Tool for removing plant growth from peripheral zones of sprinkle

Earth working – Lawn edger – Rolling or driven cutter

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30240, 30276, 30DIG7, 56 102, 56 105, A01D 35264

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040222837

ABSTRACT:
A portable power tool particularly suited for use in removing plant growth and debris from the peripheral zones of upstanding heads for subterranean sprinkler systems. The tool is characterized by a portable frame adapted to be positioned above an upstanding sprinkler head in an operative relationship therewith, a drive shaft mounted on the frame having a rotatable cutting head connected thereto for cutting an annular swath about the sprinkler head in response to rotary motion imparted to the drive shaft, and an electrically energizable motor connected to the drive shaft and adapted to respond to a positioning of the frame into an operative relationship with a sprinkler head for imparting rotary motion to the drive shaft.

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