Patent classifications
B62D49/085
FRONT BUMPER ASSEMBLY FOR MOUNTING A SEAT AND BALLAST MEANS AND ADD-ON STRUCTURE IN VEHICLE
Front bumper assembly 200 for mounting a seat and ballast means and add-on structure in vehicle is provided. Front bumper assembly 200 includes a bumper frame 202, a mounting member 204 and a plurality of reinforcement members 206. The bumper frame 202 includes a base frame 202B and a plurality of legs 202L. The front bumper assembly 200 is removably connected to a vehicular structure C at a first position in which each leg 202L of the bumper frame 202 is horizontally connected to the vehicular structure C, and a second position in which each leg 202L of the bumper frame 202 is vertically connected to the vehicular structure C. The front bumper assembly 200 is adapted to removably receive at least one of an operator's seat S, a ballast means and an add-on structure when the front bumper assembly 200 is in the second position.
WORKING MACHINE
A working machine includes: a counterweight having a weight outer surface having such a shape as to cover at least a part of left and right portions of the machine chamber and cover a rear portion thereof, a weight inner surface, and a weight top surface; and an antenna support member having an antenna attachment part and a plurality of legs. The counterweight has a weight recess part recessed from the weight outer surface toward the weight inner surface at an upper end of the weight outer surface. The legs include a first leg having a first fixed part fixed to the weight recess part, and a second leg having a second fixed part fixed to the weight recess part or the weight top surface.
Ballasting device and agricultural vehicle
A ballasting device for an agricultural vehicle includes a ballasting body, a first ballasting arm, and a second ballasting arm. The first ballasting arm is pivotally mounted on the ballasting body about a first bearing axis on one end and a first ballasting weight is arranged at the other end thereof. The second ballasting arm is pivotally mounted on the ballasting body about a second bearing axis at one end and a second ballasting weight is arranged at the other end thereof. The ballasting device includes a receiving device for receiving the ballasting device via a three-point hitch device of the agricultural vehicle. The first ballasting weight is adjustable by the first ballasting arm and the second ballasting weight is adjustable by the second ballasting arm.
COUNTERWEIGHT ASSEMBLY FOR WORK MACHINES
A counterweight assembly for a work machine includes a structure, support studs, a first side wall, and a second side wall. The structure is coupled to a frame of the work machine and defines through holes, a first side end, and a second side end. The support studs are coupled to the frame and correspondingly received into the through holes to support the structure against the frame. The first side wall extends from the first side end and defines a first eyelet. The second side wall extends from the second side end and defines a second eyelet. A work machine guard rail is received between the first side wall and second side wall. One or more of the first eyelet and the second eyelet receive a lifting assembly for lifting the work machine, and the support studs transfer a lifting force from the counterweight assembly to the frame.
Counterweight mounting device and working machine having the same
A counterweight mounting device, which is installed on a frame supporting a counterweight, includes a first link of which a lower end is coupled to the frame so that the first link is rotatable about a first hinge shaft, a second link including a slot guide into which a second hinge shaft coupled to an upper end of the first link is inserted and in which the second hinge shaft slides, a hydraulic cylinder of which a lower end is coupled to the frame so that the hydraulic cylinder is rotatable about a cylinder rotation shaft and an upper end is coupled to the second hinge shaft and rotates the first link, and a connection member installed on an upper end of the second link and connected to the counterweight.
Vehicle and method of controlling a load distribution of a vehicle
The present disclosure relates to a vehicle, in particular an off-highway vehicle, comprising a first axle and a second axle and a sensor unit comprising at least one load sensor configured to produce a load sensor signal indicative of a load on at least one of the first axle and the second axle. The vehicle further comprises a movable weight configured to be moved relative to the first axle and to the second axle, an actuator system configured to move the movable weight relative to the first axle and to the second axle, and a control unit configured to control the actuator system based at least on the load sensor signal.
Work vehicle
Provided is a work vehicle having an improved obstacle detection accuracy. The work vehicle includes: a bonnet provided on a front portion of a travelling vehicle body; an obstacle sensor that detects an obstacle on a front side; and a sensor attaching stay configured to extend toward a front side of the bonnet and to allow the obstacle sensor to be attached thereto.
Ballast arrangement for a rail vehicle, and method for producing a ballast device
A ballast arrangement for a rail vehicle includes at least one ballast device. The at least one ballast device has a concrete weight body, at least one built-in metal reinforcement, and at least one securing device built into the weight body. There is also described a method for producing a ballast arrangement according to the invention.
Balance weight of steel and heavy concrete components and method of production based thereon
Disclosed is a balance weight of steel and heavy concrete components and a production method for the balance weight, as an alternative to pig casting and spheroidal graphite casting.
WORK VEHICLE
A work vehicle includes: a body frame; a front weight at a front end portion of the body frame; a support mechanism supporting the front weight in such a manner that the front weight is movable in a front-back direction relative to the body frame; and a drive actuator configured to move the front weight in the front-back direction relative to the body frame between (i) a back position, at which the front weight is close to the body frame, and (ii) a front position, at which the front weight is far from the body frame.