An asphalt layer adapted to be towed after a towing vehicle comprising in combination on the one hand a back wall (6), the lower edge of which determines the upper surface of the layer of material which is laid out, on the other hand a trough-shaped bucket (9) in front of the back wall. The bucket can be turned in relation to the back wall about a horizontal fulcrum (X) parallel to the back wall, and the material in the bucket can be emptied out into the space in front of the back wall. Partitions (39) and (40) or (30) and (31), are disposed in said space and in the bucket to regulate the layer of material to the required width. The first mentioned partitions have a concave front edge which follows on the arc which is generated by the front edge of the bucket when the bucket is turned about its fulcrum. The device (1) may appropriately be connected to a central-pivoted tractor (2).
A device including a set of blades for removing dirt from underneath guard rails, with blades extending outward from the guard rail clean-out device in a cantilevered fashion to allow a user to extend the blades underneath and beyond the guard rails to remove dirt and gravel located under the guard rail while operating the device from the roadway.
An apparatus for the application of adhesive material, for use in the laying of flooring and roofing surfaces, comprising a frame, to which are attached a plurality of wheels, an angularly extending handle arrangement and a trowel blade whose height above a sub-floor, on which the adhesive material is to be spread, may be adjusted by some means. The apparatus is designed to be used while in a standing position and drawn across the sub-floor.
A three sided spreader box has a pair of columnar members attached to one of its sides. A pair of sleeves slidingly engage the columnar members and allow the spreader box to be coupled to a dump truck having a side delivery conveyor in such a way that the spreader box is held in fixed horizontal relation to the discharge opening of the conveyor but is free to independently move vertically. A road wheel supports the spreader box and provides means for changing the elevation of the bottom edge of the rear wall of the spreader box. Chutework directs asphaltic material from the conveyor into the spreader box. An oiler periodically oils the chute to prevent sticking of the asphaltic material. The rear wall of the spreader may be hinged to allow the inclination from the horizontal of the bottom edge of the rear wall of the spreader box to be varied.
A paver machine for applying paving material to narrow paths is disclosed. The machine includes a storage hopper and frame elevated above a roadbed by at least three wheeled unit members. A free-floating screed assembly located beneath the hopper and pivotally attached to the frame applies a paving material matte to the roadbed as the paver machine is moved along by a front end loader or the like.
A trench paving device releasably secured to the lower lip of an earth moving bucket on a front end loader. The paving device has a pair of opposing vertically disposed and rearwardly converging side plates and a vertically adjustable screed supported between the rear end portions of the side plates. Skids carried by and projecting outwardly from the side plates support the paving device in straddling relation to a trench to be paved. The paving device moves with the bucket and relative to the front end loader in response to operation of a manually operable control system on the front end loader.
