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US Patent 4223935
Issued Date
September 23, 1980
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The invention relates to a tool for lifting a component such as a building block and comprises a support having a contiguous lower abutment surface, a plurality of engaging members extending beneath the support and adapted to be entered into a recess in the component, at least one of the members being movable and a handle means movable with respect to the support and operatively connected with the movable engaging member, so that on lifting the handle the engaging members engage the adjacent wall of the recess with a force proportional to the weight of the component.
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Published
September 23, 1980
Application Number
06/004,238
Filed
January 17, 1979
US Classification
294/16   294/62 294/95 294/97
Int'l Classification
B25B   7/00   (20060101)   B25B   7/12   (20060101)   B25B   9/00   (20060101)   B65G   7/12   (20060101)   B65G   7/00   (20060101)  
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Jan 18, 1978 [GB] 2041/78
USPTO Field of Search
294/16   294/62   294/63B   294/28   294/31   294/13R   294/92   294/49   294/106   294/118   294/86.24   294/93   294/95   294/13CG   224/45F  
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