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Engine mount for compact utility loader

A compact utility loader compact utility loader comprising a frame, and a pair of loader arms supported by the frame. The frame includes a right side, a left side, and a bottom side extending between the right side and the left side. The compact utility loader additionally includes an engine mount secured to the bottom side of the frame and spaced apart from each of the left side and the right side of the frame. The compact utility loader further comprises an engine supported on the engine mount.

DIPPER HANDLE ASSEMBLY YOKE HAVING A TRANSITION PORTION DISTAL END WITH ANGLED ORIENTATION

A dipper handle assembly includes a tube coupled to a yoke. The yoke has a collar extending along a collar axis, a transition portion, a first arm and a second arm. The transition portion includes a distal end having first and second lateral sections and first and second transverse sections. The first and second lateral sections and the first and second transverse sections all lie in a virtual transition portion distal end plane, and the virtual transition portion distal end plane intersects the collar axis at an oblique angle.

DIPPER HANDLE ASSEMBLY YOKE HAVING A TRANSITION PORTION DISTAL END WITH ANGLED ORIENTATION

A dipper handle assembly includes a tube coupled to a yoke. The yoke has a collar extending along a collar axis, a transition portion, a first arm and a second arm. The transition portion includes a distal end having first and second lateral sections and first and second transverse sections. The first and second lateral sections and the first and second transverse sections all lie in a virtual transition portion distal end plane, and the virtual transition portion distal end plane intersects the collar axis at an oblique angle.

DIPPER HANDLE ASSEMBLY

A yoke of a dipper handle comprises a collar and a crowd pin aperture extending along a crowd pin aperture axis. First and second arms of the yoke include dipper pin lug apertures aligned along a dipper pin aperture axis parallel to the crowd pin aperture axis. The first and second arms of the yoke further include first and second pitch brace lug apertures aligned along a pitch brace aperture axis parallel to the crowd pin aperture axis. A first virtual reference line extends between the crowd pin aperture axis and the dipper pin aperture axis, while a second virtual reference line extends between the crowd pin aperture axis and the pitch brace aperture axis. An included angle α between the first virtual reference line and the second virtual reference line is between approximately 25 to approximately 51 degrees.

DIPPER HANDLE ASSEMBLY

A yoke of a dipper handle comprises a collar and a crowd pin aperture extending along a crowd pin aperture axis. First and second arms of the yoke include dipper pin lug apertures aligned along a dipper pin aperture axis parallel to the crowd pin aperture axis. The first and second arms of the yoke further include first and second pitch brace lug apertures aligned along a pitch brace aperture axis parallel to the crowd pin aperture axis. A first virtual reference line extends between the crowd pin aperture axis and the dipper pin aperture axis, while a second virtual reference line extends between the crowd pin aperture axis and the pitch brace aperture axis. An included angle α between the first virtual reference line and the second virtual reference line is between approximately 25 to approximately 51 degrees.

SHOVEL HANDLE WITH BAIL OVER DIPPER FEATURE
20170350089 · 2017-12-07 ·

A mining machine includes a frame, a boom coupled to the frame, a handle coupled to the frame and a dipper coupled to the handle. The handle includes an extension, and a bail is coupled directly to the extension, such that the bail is isolated from the dipper.

SHOVEL HANDLE WITH BAIL OVER DIPPER FEATURE
20170350089 · 2017-12-07 ·

A mining machine includes a frame, a boom coupled to the frame, a handle coupled to the frame and a dipper coupled to the handle. The handle includes an extension, and a bail is coupled directly to the extension, such that the bail is isolated from the dipper.

WEAR PAD ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR ADJUSTING
20230183045 · 2023-06-15 · ·

The present invention pertains to a wear pad assembly for adjusting a position of a wear pad in a telescopic boom of a work machine, comprising a threaded boss, a threaded bolt configured for threaded engagement with the threaded boss and a wear pad connectable to the threaded bolt. The wear pad assembly further comprises locking means configured to lock the threaded boss and the threaded bolt in a first engagement position and at least a further engagement position. The present invention further pertains to a method of adjusting such a wear pad assembly, the wear pad assembly being mounted to a first telescopic boom segment such that the wear pad provides a sliding surface for a second telescopic boom segment, the method comprising the steps of unlocking the threaded bolt by disassembling at least a part of the locking means, rotating the threaded bolt from the first engagement position into the further engagement position, and locking the threaded bolt in the further engagement position by reassembling the disassembled locking means when the threaded bolt is in the further engagement position.

WEAR PAD ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR ADJUSTING
20230183045 · 2023-06-15 · ·

The present invention pertains to a wear pad assembly for adjusting a position of a wear pad in a telescopic boom of a work machine, comprising a threaded boss, a threaded bolt configured for threaded engagement with the threaded boss and a wear pad connectable to the threaded bolt. The wear pad assembly further comprises locking means configured to lock the threaded boss and the threaded bolt in a first engagement position and at least a further engagement position. The present invention further pertains to a method of adjusting such a wear pad assembly, the wear pad assembly being mounted to a first telescopic boom segment such that the wear pad provides a sliding surface for a second telescopic boom segment, the method comprising the steps of unlocking the threaded bolt by disassembling at least a part of the locking means, rotating the threaded bolt from the first engagement position into the further engagement position, and locking the threaded bolt in the further engagement position by reassembling the disassembled locking means when the threaded bolt is in the further engagement position.

EXCAVATOR ARM, EXCAVATOR CANTILEVER MEMBER INCLUDING SUCH AN EXCAVATOR ARM AND EXCAVATOR INCLUDING SUCH AN EXCAVATOR CANTILEVER MEMBER

An excavator arm includes at least: a frame including i) a boom linkage part to swingably link excavator arm to an excavator boom about a boom axis, and ii) a tool linkage part to swingably link the excavator arm to a tool about a tool axis, the boom axis and the tool axis extending in a frame plane, an arm linear actuator extending along a longitudinal axis, the arm linear actuator having i) a proximal linkage pan linked to the frame about a proximal linkage axis and ii) a distal linkage part linked to the frame about a distal linkage axis, the proximal linkage axis and the distal linkage axis extending in an actuator plane, and an electric motor configured to drive the arm linear actuator. Electric motor is arranged between the frame plane and the actuator plane.