Neal O Sundhagen

US Patent:

8316564, Nov 27, 2012

Filed:

Jul 27, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/191559

Inventors:

Neal Sundhagen - Williston ND, US
Shanon Sundhagen - Williston ND, US

International Classification:

B62B 1/00

US Classification:

37434, 172 42, 172329

Abstract:

An earth leveling and moving apparatus designed to move and level dirt and is compact for getting into tight areas that are needed to be reached for landscaping and other similar purposes. The apparatus includes a handle assembly, a blade assembly, a blade coupled to the blade assembly, a basket and two wheel assemblies. The handle assembly is connected to the blade assembly which is coupled to the blade. The blade may be removable and may have a straight edge or a ripper edge with teeth for cutting through hard surfaces. The basket is coupled to the handle assembly and to two wheel assemblies. The blade height is determined by adjusting the wheel assemblies and varying the force used on the handle assembly. The basket may have materials for weight in order to aid in applying a downward force to cut or gouge the land and level the land as the user desires. The basket may also be used to move debris and materials around the worksite.

US Patent:

20100326680, Dec 30, 2010

Filed:

Jun 26, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/492305

Inventors:

Neal Sundhagen - Williston ND, US
Shanon Sundhagen - Williston ND, US

International Classification:

A01B 3/02
A01B 15/12
A01B 23/00
A01B 15/00
A01B 39/22
A01B 23/02

US Classification:

172329, 172354, 172765, 172747, 172681, 172713

Abstract:

The present invention is directed to an earth leveling and moving apparatus designed to move and level dirt and is compact for getting into tight areas that are needed to be reached for landscaping and other similar purposes. The apparatus includes a handle assembly, a blade assembly, a blade coupled to the blade assembly, a basket, and two wheel assemblies. The handle assembly is connected to the blade assembly which is coupled to the blade. The blade may be removable and may have a straight edge or a ripper edge with teeth for cutting through hard surfaces. The basket is coupled to the handle assembly and to two wheel assemblies. The blade height is determined by adjusting the wheel assemblies and varying the force used on the handle assembly. The basket may have materials for weight in order to aid in applying a downward force to cut or gouge the land and level the land as the user desires. The basket may also be used to move debris and materials around the worksite.