Earth working – Mounting for pushed tool at end of motor vehicle – Transversely mounted blade
Patent
1975-06-30
1977-04-26
Stouffer, Richard T.
Earth working
Mounting for pushed tool at end of motor vehicle
Transversely mounted blade
172484, 172666, 172743, 172807, E02F 376, A18
Patent
active
040195880
ABSTRACT:
A bulldozer assembly comprises a pair of laterally spaced push arms pivotally interconnected between a blade thereof and a vehicle. A pair of lift cylinders are also pivotally connected between the vehicle and the blade for selectively raising or lowering the blade relative to the vehicle. A tilt mechanism for selectively tilting the normally upright blade in a vertical plane comprises first and second members each pivotally interconnected between the vehicle and the blade on an outboard side thereof. A double-acting cylinder is pivotally interconnected between inboard sides of the members for selectively pivoting the members relative to each other to tilt the blade.
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Caterpillar Tractor Co.
Stouffer Richard T.
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