Ripping device for an earthmoving machine

Details Ripping device for an earthmoving machine Ripping device for an earthmoving machine

2004-11-15

2008-11-04

Will, Thomas B (Department: 3671)

Earth working

Tool, standard or connection

Subsoilers

C172S824000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07445053

ABSTRACT:
A ripper assembly is arranged in that one end of an arm is pivotally attached to a vehicle body while a beam comprised with shanks is pivotally attached to the other end of the arm, and in that a tilt cylinder and a lift cylinder are respectively interposed between the vehicle body and the beam at a position upward of the arm. One end side of the lift cylinder is pivotally attached, on a vehicle body side, at a position upward of a vehicle body-sided pivotally supporting portion of the tilt cylinder. The other end side of the lift cylinder is pivotally attached, on a beam side, at a position downward of a beam-sided pivotally supporting portion of the tilt cylinder.

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