Mechanism for enabling a vehicle bonnet to be opened and closed

Motor vehicles – Power – Hoods

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180 8917, B62D 2510

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045723125

ABSTRACT:
To enable a tractor bonnet to be opened and closed it is pivotably connected near its front end to longer arms of respective laterally-spaced interconnected bell-crank levers which are pivotably mounted about a common transverse axis on an upstanding sub-frame secured to the tractor's main frame. When the bonnet has been initially moved forwardly, thus pivoting the levers relative to both the bonnet and the sub-frame, the shorter arms of the levers abut against the sub-frame whereafter the rear end of the bonnet is secondarily moved upwardly and forwardly into opened position by pivoting the bonnet relative to the stationary levers. The bonnet is closed by performing the same movements in reverse sequence, a transverse arch preferably being so fixed relative to the main frame as to guide the bonnet near the end of its initial closing movement.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2193111 (1940-03-01), Peterson
patent: 3767001 (1973-10-01), Chupick
patent: 3805909 (1974-04-01), Koeppen
patent: 4125170 (1978-11-01), Botz

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