Self-levelling seat suspension system for vehicles

Supports – Stand – Standard type

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248401, A45D 1904

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040224112

ABSTRACT:
A self-levelling seat suspension system for vehicles wherein the seat is reciprocally supported by a cushion of pressurized air interposed between the seat and its supporting base unit. Pressurized air is supplied to or vented from the air cushion by a level control valve bodily movable with the seat and relative to an actuating cam. By way of example, the level control valve is fixed to one of a pair of links hingedly connecting the seat and its base and serving additionally to restrain the seat from rotation about its axis of reciprocation.The control valve is actuated by a cam which is manually adjustable to support the seat in any one of several different neutral levels while the occupant is seated.

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