Bulb planter with twin grips

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 7647703
APP PUB NO 20050241155A1
SERIAL NO

11095372

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A bulb planter includes a pair of blade halves cooperating to form a tubular tool head and a molded plastic handle body forming a pair of handles. The blade halves are preferably metal and riveted to the handle body. The handle body forms a living hinge for selectively pivoting the blade halves upon movement of the handles. The blade halves pivot toward and away from each other between a soil plug cutting position and a soil plug releasing position upon movement of the handles. A resilient member biases the blade halves toward the soil plug cutting position. The resilient member is preferably an elastomer ring encircling the blade halves. The handles extend in opposed directions substantially perpendicular to a central longitudinal axis and are manually movable against the bias of the resilient member to move the blade halves to the soil plug release position.

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AMES TRUE TEMPER INC465 RAILROAD AVENUE CAMP HILL PA 17011

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Ballone, Michael New Providence, US 42 958
Birchler, Terry M New Albany, US 47 910
Charriez, Roland Mohegan Lake, US 96 1541
Conaway, Brian J Columbus, US 43 769
Demar, David Tenafly, US 55 817
Eyman, Mark C Columbus, US 14 150
Fisher, Melissa Columbus, US 13 115
Kiely, John Morris Plains, US 43 1052
Kristiansen, Keith Stratford, US 85 1434
Reese, Mandi Westerville, US 12 104
VanDyk, Thomas Ramsey, US 22 380

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