Mower caddy

• US 5,417,353 A
• Filed: 09/15/1994
• Issued: 05/23/1995
• Est. Priority Date: 09/15/1994
• Status: Expired due to Fees

• Current Assignee: Stall, Brian K.
• Original Assignee: Stall, Brian K.
• Inventors: Stall, Brian K.
• Primary Examiner(s): Luebke, Renee S.
• Application Number:
  US08/306,377
• Time in Patent Office: 250 Days
• Field of Search: 224/42.46 R, 224/273, 224/0.5, 224/36, 224/30 A, 248/693, 248/318, 280/304.5
• US Class Current: 224/401
• CPC Class Codes: A01D 2101/00 Lawn-mowers
• CPC Class Codes: A01D 75/008 Tool-carrying means

Abstract

A mower caddy is adjustably and releasably attached to the lateral arms and handle of a lawn mower, such that the mower caddy, structurally, does not physically interfere with the operator'"'"'s operations of or in connection with the lawn mower. The structurally compartmentalized mower caddy provides convenient, neat and ready access to the various articles stored within the mower caddy.

Claims

1. An article carrying receptacle for storing articles therein, which receptacle, as attached to a conventional lawn mower'"'"'s lateral arms and handle, is free from any physical interference with a human operator'"'"'s body in operations of or in connection with the lawn mower;

the receptacle, of integral construction, having a front-facing wall, lateral side walls and an arcuately curved rear wall, the side walls carrying first hook-and-loop-fastening mounting means for releasably and adjustably attaching the receptacle'"'"'s side walls to the lawn-mower'"'"'s lateral arms, and the side walls further carrying adjustable belt straps for releasable and adjustable attachment to the lawn-mower'"'"'s handle via second hook-and-loop-fastening mounting means to allow vertical disposition of the receptacle relative to the lawn-mower'"'"'s handle.

2. An article carrying receptacle in accordance with claim 1, wherein the receptacle has integral compartment means within which to store the articles.