US2007292255A1PendingUtilityA1
Loader Comprising Arm Section and Parallel Struts With an Open Cross Section
Est. expirySep 29, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Tommy Nilsson
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Abstract
The present invention concerns a loader comprising two arm constructions arranged parallel to each other, and which in turn constitute extended arm sections and parallel struts arranged above the extended arm sections. The invention is characterised in that each parallel strut is constituted by an extended beam construction with an open cross-section demonstrating a longitudinal opening directed towards the arm section.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A loader comprising two arm constructions arranged parallel to each other, and which in turn comprise extended arm sections and parallel struts arranged above the extended arm sections characterised in that each parallel strut is constituted by an extended beam construction with an open cross-section demonstrating a longitudinal opening directed towards the arm section.
2 . The loader according to claim 1 in which the parallel strut sits astride the arm section.
3 . The loader according to claim 1 in which the parallel strut comprises two side sections and a central section.
4 . The loader according to claim 3 in which the two side sections of the parallel strut extend downwards a certain extent on each side of the arm section and in which the central part is located above the arm section.
5 . The loader according to claim 1 in which a space is limited by the parallel strut and the arm section.
6 . The loader according to claim 1 in which the parallel strut is principally C-shaped or U-shaped when seen in a section transverse to the direction of extension of the parallel strut.
7 . The loader according to claim 1 in which the parallel strut demonstrates a bent form along its longitudinal direction.Cited by (0)
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