Brake cable connecting apparatus

Brakes – Vehicle

Reexamination Certificate

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C188S10600P, C188S325000, C074S502600

Reexamination Certificate

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07434668

ABSTRACT:
A brake cable connecting apparatus that prevents a connecting pin from falling out, and whereby it is unnecessary to adjust the insertion depth of the connecting pin. The brake cable connecting apparatus comprises a regulating projection in the strut to prevent over-insertion of a connecting pin. A cable connecting groove is formed in the plate-like brake lever and is supported on the strut by the two facing surface walls. Two resilient members are deformed to allow the connecting pin to move into a cable connecting groove if an inner cable is pulled to insert the connecting pin laterally bridged between two facing plates of the clevis of the brake cable. Further, a cable disengagement restriction portion prevents passage of the connecting pin if the connecting pin may potentially fall out from the cable connecting groove.

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patent: 6817450 (2004-11-01), Tatsumi et al.
patent: 2001-349359 (2001-12-01), None

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