Articulating reversible power screed with a varying length roller
Abstract
A rotating cylinder cement screeding system having a drive assembly and handle at one end for powering and controlling the screeding system. The rotating cylinder is made of tubular screed rollers of varying lengths allowing a user to customize the length of the system to match a specific cement pour. Further, each tubular screed roller is supplied with a male and female end for interlocking with each other and for receiving a variety of add on attachments. The rotating cylinder may also be equipped with a constant velocity type U-joint to allow the rotating cylinder to flex and thus, allow for pours with crowns or valleys, as need by the cement installer.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system for use in the pouring and screeding of cement slabs said cement screed system comprising:
a drive assembly having a drive motor and extension bar extending from said drive motor to an upper handle assembly said drive motor having a drive connection socket; a plurality of screed rollers of varying length, each screed roller being an elongate cylindrical member having a first end with a male attachment plug and a second end with a female attachment plug such that said screed rollers may be removably and threadably attached from said male end to said female end to form a length of screed roller member having a first and second end with said first end being removably attached to said drive connection socket; and an end pull for controlling said second end of said screed roller member.
2 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 1 wherein said end pull further comprises a bearing removably attached to said second end of said screed roller member said end pull bearing having an attached pull for controlling said second end of said screed roller member.
3 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 2 further comprising an articulation member having a male articulation end and a female articulation end, said male and female articulation ends being connected by a U-joint such that said male and female articulation ends may flex in relation to each other, said articulation member further having a bearing mounted isolation ring centered between said male and female articulation ends such that said isolation ring may remain stationary during the rotation of said articulation member.
4 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 2 further comprising an existing slab drop down member removable attached to said second end of said screed roller member said existing slab drop down member having in inner section with a diameter equal to the diameter of said screed roller and an outer drop down body section having a diameter less than said screed roller member.
5 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 2 further comprising footing member guide removable attached to said second end of said screed roller member said footing member guide having plate shaped ring spacer having a diameter greater than said screed roller member so as to hold said screed roller member a given distance above a footing.
6 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 2 further comprising a center anchor member removably attached to said second end of said screed roller member said center anchor member having a rod extending outward from a pivotally mounted bearing.
7 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 2 further comprising a counter rotation member mounted between said screed rollers said counter rotation member having male counter rotation side and a female counter rotation side and a center mounted bearing assembly such that said male and female counter rotation sides may rotate in opposite directions, said counter rotation member further having an outer bearing and a outer isolation ring about said outer bearing such that said isolation ring may remain stationary relative to the rotation of said male and female counter rotation side.
8 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 7 further comprising a second drive assembly having a second drive motor and a second extension bar extending from second drive motor to a second upper handle assembly said second drive motor having a second drive connection socket removably attached to said second end of said screed roller member.
9 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system for use in the pouring and screeding of cement slabs said cement screed system comprising:
a drive assembly having a drive motor and extension bar extending from said drive motor to an upper handle assembly said drive motor having a drive connection socket; a plurality of screed rollers of varying length, each screed roller being an elongate cylindrical member having a first end with a male attachment plug and a second end with a female attachment plug such that said screed rollers may be removably and threadably attached from said male end to said female end to form a length of screed roller member having a first and second end with said first end being removably attached to said drive connection socket; a vibration drive motor attached to said extension bar said vibration drive motor having a vibration drive rod extending downward to said screed roller member so as to impart a vibration to said screed roller member; and an end pull for controlling said second end of said screed roller member.
10 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 9 wherein said end pull further comprises a bearing removably attached to said second end of said screed roller member said end pull bearing having an attached pull for controlling said second end of said screed roller member.
11 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 10 further comprising an articulation member having a male articulation end and a female articulation end, said male and female articulation ends being connected by a U-joint such that said male and female articulation ends may flex in relation to each other, said articulation member further having a bearing mounted isolation ring centered between said male and female articulation ends such that said isolation ring may remain stationary during the rotation of said articulation member.
12 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 10 further comprising an existing slab drop down member removable attached to said second end of said screed roller member said existing slab drop down member having in inner section with a diameter equal to the diameter of said screed roller and an outer drop down body section having a diameter less than said screed roller member.
13 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 10 further comprising footing member guide removable attached to said second end of said screed roller member said footing member guide having plate shaped ring spacer having a diameter greater than said screed roller member so as to hold said screed roller member a given distance above a footing.
14 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 10 further comprising a center anchor member removably attached to said second end of said screed roller member said center anchor member having a rod extending outward from a pivotally mounted bearing.
15 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 9 further comprising a counter rotation member mounted between said screed rollers said counter rotation member having male counter rotation side and a female counter rotation side and a center mounted bearing assembly such that said male and female counter rotation sides may rotate in opposite directions, said counter rotation member further having an outer bearing and a outer isolation ring about said outer bearing such that said isolation ring may remain stationary relative to the rotation of said male and female counter rotation side.
16 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 15 further comprising a second drive assembly having a second drive motor and a second extension bar extending from second drive motor to a second upper handle assembly said second drive motor having a second drive connection socket removably attached to said second end of said screed roller member.
17 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system for use in the pouring and screeding of cement slabs said cement screed system comprising:
a drive assembly having a drive motor and extension bar extending from said drive motor to an upper handle assembly said drive motor having a drive connection socket; a plurality of screed rollers of varying length, each screed roller being an elongate cylindrical member having a first end with a male attachment plug and a second end with a female attachment plug such that said screed rollers may be removably and threadably attached from said male end to said female end to form a length of screed roller member having a first and second end with said first end being removably attached to said drive connection socket; an articulation member having a male articulation end and a female articulation end, said male and female articulation ends being connected by a U-joint such that said male and female articulation ends may flex in relation to each other, said articulation member further having a bearing mounted isolation ring centered between said male and female articulation ends such that said isolation ring may remain stationary during the rotation of said articulation member; and an end pull for controlling said second end of said screed roller member said end pull having a bearing removably attached to said second end of said screed roller member said end pull bearing having an attached pull for controlling said second end of said screed roller member.
18 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 17 further comprising a threaded rod extending from said male attachment plug, said threaded rod being threadably attached to said male attachment plug and an attachment pin through said male attachment plug and perpendicular to said threaded rod so as to lock said threaded rod in said male attachment plug.
19 . A rotating cylinder cement screed system as in claim 18 wherein said female attachment plug defines a centered threaded hole for receiving said threaded rod and a threaded securement bolt passing through said female attachment plug so as removably lock said threaded rod in said centered threaded hole.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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