Traversing hoists – Adjustable to transport or nonuse position – Vehicle stablizing means
Patent
1998-12-04
2000-09-19
Brahan, Thomas J.
Traversing hoists
Adjustable to transport or nonuse position
Vehicle stablizing means
180433, 180906, B60B 3510
Patent
active
06119882&
ABSTRACT:
A self-propelled boom vehicle has an extendible axle and an extendible steering mechanism which has an automatic steering synchronization system. The extendible axle has a hollow central support sleeve and telescopic arm sections. A single hydraulic extension axle is positioned inside the hollow central support sleeve and connects to and drives the telescopic arm sections between their retracted and extended positions. The steering synchronization system includes a pair of steering cylinders in a closed hydraulic circuit working in a master-slave arrangement and which operate inversely with respect to each other. A mechanical check valve is carried by each piston which allows excess hydraulic fluid to flow through the check valve to allow the piston to travel to the end of its stroke to resynchronize the steering.
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Crook Gary
Paquette Lawrence E.
Brahan Thomas J.
Johnsonbaugh Bruce H.
Up-Right, Inc.
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