Lubricating device of four-stroke cycle engine unit for portable

Internal-combustion engines – Lubricators – Crankcase – pressure control

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123 9033, 123 9023, 123196W, F01M 910

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052130746

ABSTRACT:
A four-stroke cycle engine unit for a working machine has generally a lubricating device for lubricating mechanical parts in a valve chamber and a cam chamber. The lubricating device comprises a body which has the cam chamber and a crank chamber, a cylinder head and a head cover having the valve chamber, and a mechanism for preventing a lubricating oil from escaping from at least one of through holes for push rods provided in a wall of the valve chamber and the cam chamber.

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