Disclosed is a cab locking device of a truck. The cab locking device includes a latch and a striker. The latch is mounted on a frame that is close to a vehicle body of the truck. The striker is mounted on a cab that is hinge-coupled to the frame to be tilted. The striker includes a body mounted on the cab, a locking pin mounted on the body to be selectively locked or unlocked by the latch according to whether the cab is tilted, and an impact absorbing cushion disposed between the latch and the body to maintain an interval between the body and the latch.

A tilting system for a suspended cab of a work vehicle includes a hydraulic cylinder coupled to a chassis of the work vehicle at a first end and the suspended cab at a second end. Further, the hydraulic cylinder is configured to extend to drive the suspended cab to rotate from a lowered position to a raised position. In addition, the hydraulic cylinder is configured to be substantially horizontal while the suspended cab is in the lowered position.

A tilting system for a suspended cab of a work vehicle includes a hydraulic cylinder coupled to a chassis of the work vehicle at a first end and the suspended cab at a second end. Further, the hydraulic cylinder is configured to extend to drive the suspended cab to rotate from a lowered position to a raised position. In addition, the hydraulic cylinder is configured to be substantially horizontal while the suspended cab is in the lowered position.

A lock mechanism for a tiltable operator cab of a machine is provided. The lock mechanism includes a first bracket which receives a first engagement member of the operator cab. The operator cab is pivotably coupled to an end of the machine. A second bracket receives a second engagement member of the operator cab. The second bracket is located at an offset spaced apart from the first bracket. The lock mechanism includes a sliding member having a first locking pin and a second locking pin. The sliding member slides between a first position and a second position. When the sliding member is in the first position, the first locking pin locks the first bracket with the first engagement member, and the second locking pin locks the second bracket with the second engagement member such that the sliding member locks a tilt motion of the operator cab.

A lock mechanism for a tiltable operator cab of a machine is provided. The lock mechanism includes a first bracket which receives a first engagement member of the operator cab. The operator cab is pivotably coupled to an end of the machine. A second bracket receives a second engagement member of the operator cab. The second bracket is located at an offset spaced apart from the first bracket. The lock mechanism includes a sliding member having a first locking pin and a second locking pin. The sliding member slides between a first position and a second position. When the sliding member is in the first position, the first locking pin locks the first bracket with the first engagement member, and the second locking pin locks the second bracket with the second engagement member such that the sliding member locks a tilt motion of the operator cab.

Disclosed embodiments include power machine cabs, cab subassemblies, corresponding power machines such as skids steer loaders, and methods of assembling cabs and power machines. Some exemplary disclosed embodiments include features aiding in the manufacture of the cabs for power machines, features which allow the cabs to be configurable for different customer preferences or needs, and features which allow detection of tampering with the cab such that the power machine can be controlled accordingly.

Disclosed embodiments include power machine cabs, cab subassemblies, corresponding power machines such as skids steer loaders, and methods of assembling cabs and power machines. Some exemplary disclosed embodiments include features aiding in the manufacture of the cabs for power machines, features which allow the cabs to be configurable for different customer preferences or needs, and features which allow detection of tampering with the cab such that the power machine can be controlled accordingly.

A work machine comprising a main body and a cab riser. The cab riser includes a cab and a frame comprising a first plate to contact a second plate provided on the main body in a first position which the cab is uprightly positioned on the work machine. The first and the second plate are coupled together to sandwich a key plate in the first position, the key plate being disposed in a space created by a first recess on a lower surface of the first plate and a second recess on an upper surface of the second plate, the second recess being aligned with the first recess vertically in the first position, and the key plate includes a first contact surface as a slope surface and a top surface being adjacent to the slope surface in the cross sectional view of the key plate.

A vehicle with a manual controlled hydrostatic pump and a pod that can be rotated between an open position and closed position without disconnecting operator controls in the pod from the manual controlled hydrostatic pump. The pod may also be physically isolated form the vehicle frame.

A vehicle with a manual controlled hydrostatic pump and a pod that can be rotated between an open position and closed position without disconnecting operator controls in the pod from the manual controlled hydrostatic pump. The pod may also be physically isolated form the vehicle frame.