Means connecting a commercial vehicle axle with the chassis

Details Means connecting a commercial vehicle axle with the chassis Means connecting a commercial vehicle axle with the chassis

1989-03-31

1992-02-11

Oberleitner, Robert J.

Spring devices

Vehicle

Mechanical spring and nonresilient retarder

267221, B60G 1308, B60G 1504

Patent

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050870220

ABSTRACT:
An elastic coupling system to increase the permissible axle loading of a commercial vehicle without increasing the space needed for the main spring and without changing the road holding properties when the vehicle is traveling empty. A spring and a shock absorber are arranged in a common housing coaxially. This spring and shock absorber unit may be in combination with further springs or shock absorbers for connecting the axle with the chassis of the vehicle.

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