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Apparatus for applying dry herbicides to flora infestations within sewer lines
   
Document Number
US Patent 5165434
Issued Date
November 24, 1992
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An apparatus for applying dry herbicides to sewer lines which includes a container for storing a herbicide, a length of tubing, and nozzle means connected to the tubing. Also included are means for propelling herbicide stored in the container through the tubing such that herbicide may be dispersed from the nozzle. Locomotion means are also provided for transporting the nozzle within the interior of a sewer line such that the interior surfaces of a sewer line may be sprayed with a herbicide. In this fashion herbicide may be directed at any flora growing within the sewer line.
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Owner
Toby's Chemical Co. (Silver Creek, NE)
Published
November 24, 1992
Application Number
07/740,346
Filed
August 5, 1991
US Classification
134/113   134/168C 239/DIG.13
Int'l Classification
E03F   9/00   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
USPTO Field of Search
134/113   134/167C   134/168C   71/DIG.1   71/65   239/DIG.13   239/346  
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