序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
101 Bomblift trailer suspension system US3642300D 1969-11-26 US3642300A 1972-02-15 KLOPP JOHN H
A four-wheel bomblift trailer chassis having pivotally attached suspension arms arranged in a parallel linkage to support a vertically disposed kingpin and attached spindle. The rear suspension arms are arranged to pivot 90* around a point near each rear corner of the chassis and the wheels are pivotal around each respective kingpin. A hydraulic strut serves to stabilize the parallel linkage so that the chassis is supported. The chassis can be lowered to the ground by metering fluid from the internal cylinder which extends the hydraulic strut and can be raised by pumping fluid back into the cylinder.
102 Four-wheel-driven-and-steered vehicle with wheel gage adjusting means US29045663 1963-06-25 US3306390A 1967-02-28 GEORGES JAMME ANDRE
103 Adjustable tractor front wheel tread US22782762 1962-10-02 US3216739A 1965-11-09 DRENTER JOHN F
104 Off-highway tractor US14461661 1961-10-12 US3154164A 1964-10-27 SHAW HUGH H; HERRMANN THOMAS R
105 Rocking axle and restraining device therefor US76332958 1958-09-25 US2994546A 1961-08-01 COOPER HOWARD F
106 Wide wheel front end conversion for tractors US47999955 1955-01-05 US2819909A 1958-01-14 CALUNDAN RAYMOND H
107 Spring mounting assembly for steerable wheels US33649453 1953-02-12 US2749139A 1956-06-05 BUVELOT JOHN A
108 Vehicle axle US50360843 1943-09-24 US2389712A 1945-11-27 ASH CHARLES S
109 Tractor rear assembly US32010640 1940-02-21 US2254360A 1941-09-02 FRUDDEN CONRAD E; STREHLOW WALTER F
110 Tractor US27416439 1939-05-17 US2254358A 1941-09-02 FRUDDEN CONRAD E; STREHLOW WALTER F
111 Tractor US28348139 1939-07-08 US2247725A 1941-07-01 GEORGE FERGUSON HENRY
112 Tractor US71137734 1934-02-15 US2099194A 1937-11-16 THEOPHILUS BROWN
113 Hinged joint US74414734 1934-09-15 US2002781A 1935-05-28 WYCLIFFE LEIGHTON JOHN
114 Wheel End Assembly Having a Deflector US15585262 2017-05-03 US20180319211A1 2018-11-08 Kou Yang
A wheel end assembly having a steering knuckle, a hub, and a deflector. The steering knuckle may have an opening that may extend around a spindle. The hub may be rotatably disposed on the spindle. The deflector may be disposed on the hub and may be at least partially disposed in the opening.
115 STEER AXLE HIGH-TEMPERATURE WARNING SYSTEM US15704965 2017-09-14 US20180222252A1 2018-08-09 Mark Kevin Hennig
A high temperature warning system for a vehicle steer axle an air pressure supply, a normally-closed valve in fluid communication with pressure supply, a heat sensitive control capable of opening the normally-closed valve upon a predetermined temperature, the heat sensitive control mounted adjacent to the wheel end assembly in a heat exchange relationship therewith, and a warning system connected to the air pressure supply for actuation upon opening of the normally-closed valve.
116 Support casing for a differential gear of an axle and track rod assembly US14576057 2014-12-18 US09770946B2 2017-09-26 Andrew John Riley
A driving and steering axle of an off-highway vehicle includes an attached track rod assembly incorporating an actuator housed in spaced apart annular mountings of an axle drive head casing. One mounting includes a slot to permit through passage of one end of the assembly with a pre-attached track rod end.
117 Turn system applied to the four wheels of a sugar-cane harvester US15310024 2015-01-21 US09707997B2 2017-07-18 Valter Palmute
The present invention relates to a turn system actuated by hydraulic cylinders, applied to the four wheels of sugar-cane harvesters, wherein the harvester (80) comprises a rear axle (23) and a front axle (24), with wheel assemblies (9) associated to the axles (23, 24), wherein the rear axle (23) and the front axle (24) have a turn system, the one of the rear axle (23) being actuated by means of a double-action rear hydraulic cylinder (1) and that of the front axle (24) being actuated by means of a double-action front hydraulic cylinder (11), the hydraulic cylinders (1, 11) receiving a flow of oil through at least one flow divider (61) connected to an ortibrol (65) actuated by means of a steering wheel (60) of the harvester (80), the flow of oil received by the flow divider (61) being proportional to a factor related to the turn of the steering wheel (60), the turn system enabling the turn of the wheel assemblies (9) in amplitude ranging from 0.5 to 40 degrees, to the right or to the left, with respect to the longitudinal axis of the harvester (80).
118 A TURN SYSTEM APPLIED TO THE FOUR WHEELS OF A SUGAR-CANE HARVESTER US15310024 2015-01-21 US20170158232A1 2017-06-08 Valter Palmute
The present invention relates to a turn system actuated by hydraulic cylinders, applied to the four wheels of sugar-cane harvesters, wherein the harvester (80) comprises a rear axle (23) and a front axle (24), with wheel assemblies (9) associated to the axles (23, 24), wherein the rear axle (23) and the front axle (24) have a turn system, the one of the rear axle (23) being actuated by means of a double-action rear hydraulic cylinder (1) and that of the front axle (24) being actuated by means of a double-action front hydraulic cylinder (11), the hydraulic cylinders (1, 11) receiving a flow of oil through at least one flow divider (61) connected to an ortibrol (65) actuated by means of a steering wheel (60) of the harvester (80), the flow of oil received by the flow divider (61) being proportional to a factor related to the turn of the steering wheel (60), the turn system enabling the turn of the wheel assemblies (9) in amplitude ranging from 0.5 to 40 degrees, to the right or to the left, with respect to the longitudinal axis of the harvester (80).
119 KINGPIN UNIT BEARING STEERABLE DRIVE AXLE ASSEMBLY US15147436 2016-05-05 US20170036693A1 2017-02-09 Dennis REID
A kingpin unit bearing steerable drive axle for a powered wheel of a vehicle may include a steering knuckle having a first side and a second side, and a unit bearing configured to support a wheel and operatively connected to the first side of the steering knuckle. An axle housing is operatively connected to the second side of the steering knuckle, and the axle housing has an upper arm and a lower arm. A first kingpin connects the upper arm of the axle housing to the steering knuckle; and a second kingpin connects the lower arm of the axle housing to the steering knuckle. The steering knuckle and the axle housing are configured to receive a powered axle shaft to drive the unit bearing.
120 Auxiliary Axle and Suspension Assembly US15205711 2016-07-08 US20160318567A1 2016-11-03 Richard Conaway; Daniel R. Dykstra; Marc Johnson; Doug Thole; Boyd Freeman
A vehicle suspension assembly includes providing an axle assembly having a first end including a first mounting structure and a second end, providing a first bearing block and a second bearing block, forming a first aperture in the first bearing block and a second aperture in the second bearing block, attaching the first and second bearing blocks to the first mounting structure subsequent to forming the first and second apertures; and providing a first spindle assembly coupled to the first mounting structure by a first spherical bearing located within the first aperture and a second spherical bearing located within the second aperture, wherein a first kingpin assembly extends through the first and second spherical bearings, thereby coupling the first spindle with the first mounting structure.
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