Country Home Products, Inc.

Richard O Raymond

Ultility wagon

A front end wall and front side walls are hinged so that they may move from a work position extending upwardly to a downwardly extending storage position. Rear side walls and a rear end wall are rigidly connected together and fixed to the base of the wagon for supporting the side walls of the work position with latches. A removable shelf for a back rest can be supported by the rear side and end walls. A rigid rearwardly extending handle can be used to pivot the wagon about its large rear wheels to pick the front wheels up for steering and going over obstacles. The handle is slidingly unclamped to be movable to a storage position.

Utility wagon

A two wheeled mowing and trimming apparatus is disclosed. A rotating cutting head, positioned out in front of the wheels, can be positioned adjacent to either of the wheels while at the same time being tilted. Control of the cutting head's position is maintained through the use of a handle which allows the operator to tilt the frame. In response to the tilting of the frame the wheels are turned and the apparatus can then be positioned to travel in a direction parallel with a fence or building. With the wheels turned, the vegetation existing along the outside edge of the wheel closest to the structure can be trimmed. Also the cutting head is angled downwardly as a result of the tilting of the frame so that the vegetation can be cut close to the ground.

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Ferrisburg, VT, United States of America

Richard O Raymond