Snow blower support for sanding vehicle
Abstract
A support for holding an associated snow blower on an associated vehicle equipped with a receiver of the type customarily used for mounting towing apparatus which includes an elongated stem dimensioned and configured for sliding engagement with the receiver; an elongated crossbar fixed to the stem in substantially perpendicular relationship; and at least a first column having a first end fixed to the crossbar and a second end having an arm for supporting an associated snow blower. In some forms of the invention the support includes a second column having a first end fixed to the crossbar and a second end having an arm for supporting an associated snow blower. The first and second columns are disposed respectively at substantially the axial extremities of the crossbar.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A support for holding an associated snow blower on an associated vehicle equipped with a receiver of the type customarily used for mounting towing apparatus which comprises:
an elongated stem dimensioned and configured for sliding engagement with the receiver; an elongated crossbar fixed to said stem in substantially perpendicular relationship; and at least a first column having a first end fixed to said crossbar and a second end having an arm for supporting an associated snow blower.
2 . A support as described in claim 1 further including a second column having a first end fixed to said crossbar and a second end having an arm for supporting an associated snow blower.
3 . A support as described in claim 2 wherein said first and second columns are disposed respectively at substantially the axial extremities of said crossbar.
4 . A support as described in claim 1 wherein said arm for supporting an associated snow blower is L-shaped and has upstanding outboard extremities to retain the handle of an associated snow blower.
5 . A support as described in claim 2 wherein both said arm for supporting an associated snow blower on said first column and said arm for supporting an associated snow blower on said second column are L-shaped and each has an upstanding outboard extremity to retain the handle of an associated snow blower.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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