Joints and connections – Selectively assembled – e.g. – convertible – etc. – Selective orientation
Patent
1982-09-27
1983-12-13
Kundrat, Andrew V.
Joints and connections
Selectively assembled, e.g., convertible, etc.
Selective orientation
403 27, 403162, 280661, F16D 100
Patent
active
044202725
ABSTRACT:
A bushing formed of an outer body and an inner sleeve member adapted to rotate within the outer body, the outer body having a bore adapted to rotatably receive the inner sleeve member such bore being eccentric, i.e. offset and/or skewed, relative to the axis around which the outer surface of the outer body is generated, and the inner end member having a usually tapered bore similarly eccentric to the axis of the outer surface of the inner sleeve member such that the inner member may be rotated relative to the outer body with the eccentricity of the bore of the outer body and the bore of the inner member either being additive or cancelling such that the effective eccentricity of the inner bore may be adjusted to the outer surface of the outer body to provide, for instance, caster and camber compensating bushings for vehicles, and other similar eccentric bushing uses.
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Ingalls William E.
O'Rourke Thomas W.
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