Lift truck mast structure

Elevator – industrial lift truck – or stationary lift for vehicle – Stationary lift for roadway vehicle or required component... – Having specific drive means for support

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414631, B66B 920

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047211873

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides an improved telescopic mast structure for a hydraulically operated lift truck. The mast structure of the present invention has reeved hydraulic hoses which do not obstruct the operators view and a chain connecting the inner and outer telescopic sections so that inner telescopic section moves at twice the speed of the outer telescopic section. This chain is located inside a U shaped channel element that forms the mast mainframe. The U shaped channel that forms the mast mainframe fits around the I shaped elements that support the two telescopic sections and the chain interconnecting the telescopic sections is in front of the I member of the outer telescopic section and alongside of the front part of the I member of the inner telescopic section. The chain interconnecting the telescopic sections is therefore in a protected location and most important it does not add any length to the vehicle.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3394778 (1968-07-01), Brinton
patent: 4657471 (1987-04-01), Shinoda et al.

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