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An obstruction clearing assembly for clearing an obstruction from the P-trap to the waste outlet of the toilet. The assembly is positioned inside the toilet is accessible and controlled outside the fixture by a foot pedal which is connected to a flexible cable, which are aligned diagonally by a plurality of at least a dozen threads located outside of the assembly. A cable is connected to a chain with multiple joints and rotates the pulley wheels and rotors inside the assembly. The rotors move in conjunction with the obstruction inside the pipeline. A sleeve provides a rigid frame for the cable. A tensioner connects the cable and the cross bar. The pulley rollers change the direction of the cable from a diagonal to a vertical position and vice versa while the cross bar holds the tensioner that is connected to the chain and toilet base.
An obstruction clearing assembly for clearing an obstruction from the P-trap to the waste outlet of the toilet. The assembly is positioned inside the toilet is accessible and controlled outside the fixture by a foot pedal which is connected to a flexible cable, which are aligned diagonally by a plurality of at least a dozen threads located outside of the assembly. A cable is connected to a chain with multiple joints and rotates the pulley wheels and rotors inside the assembly. The rotors move in conjunction with the obstruction inside the pipeline. A sleeve provides a rigid frame for the cable. A tensioner connects the cable and the cross bar. The pulley rollers change the direction of the cable from a diagonal to a vertical position and vice versa while the cross bar holds the tensioner that is connected to the chain and toilet base.
Obstruction clearing assembly
ROSAL ARIES M (author)
2019-11-05
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
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The clearing of the Suez canal from obstruction by a dynamite ship
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