ROTARY BLADE FOR MULCHING LAWN MOWER
First Claim
1. A rotary blade for a power-driven lawn mower having a vertically depending drive shaft, comprising an elongate main body having a centrally disposed socket drivingly engaging said shaft, said body terminating at each end in a plurality of cutting fingers parallel to and displaced successively below and above the plane of said body with each finger defining a different plane, the upper surface of the leading edge and the lower surface of the trailing edge of each of said fingers being chamfered to form a cutting edge, whereby top-to-bottom reversal of said blade presents as leadiNg cutting edges those that were trailing edges.
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Abstract
Rotary blade for a power-driven lawn mower comprising an elongate body terminating at each end in a plurality of integral cutting fingers parallel to and displaced successively below and above the plane of the body with each finger defining a different plane and the upper surfaces of the leading edges of the fingers and the lower surfaces of their trailing edges chamfered to form cutting edges, whereby top-to-bottom reversal of the blade presents as leading cutting edges those that were trailing edges.
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3 Claims
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1. A rotary blade for a power-driven lawn mower having a vertically depending drive shaft, comprising an elongate main body having a centrally disposed socket drivingly engaging said shaft, said body terminating at each end in a plurality of cutting fingers parallel to and displaced successively below and above the plane of said body with each finger defining a different plane, the upper surface of the leading edge and the lower surface of the trailing edge of each of said fingers being chamfered to form a cutting edge, whereby top-to-bottom reversal of said blade presents as leadiNg cutting edges those that were trailing edges.
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2. A rotary blade according to claim 1, wherein the total of the widths of said fingers at each end of said body substantially equals the width of said body.
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3. A rotary blade according to claim 1, wherein said fingers are integral extensions of said body.
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