Electrically driven oil pressured power steering apparatus

Motor vehicles – Including one or more ski-like or runner members – With at least one surface-engaging propulsion element

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180143, 60468, 91438, B62D 506

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044176406

ABSTRACT:
An electrically driven oil pressured power steering apparatus is disclosed herein. The apparatus comprises an oil pump driven by an electric motor for supplying a working oil to a power cylinder, a control valve for controlling the supply of the working oil and a manipulating apparatus and an electronically operated on-off means which, in common, control a power supply to the electric motor. In the apparatus, a state of power steering is shifted to a state of manual steering in accordance with a stop of the electric motor effected by the electronically operated on-off means.

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