Track-type vehicle frame

Earth working – Mounting for pushed tool at end of motor vehicle – Transversely mounted blade

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040786161

ABSTRACT:
A frame for a crawler tractor designed to permit selective mounting of at least two pairs of endless track assemblies of different widths, together with bulldozer assemblies of different configurations suitable for use with the respective pairs of track assemblies. The tractor frame comprises a pair of laterally spaced, rigidly interconnected main frame members, and track frame means bracketed to the opposite sides of the main frame members. A selected pair of track assemblies are mounted on the usual sprockets and idlers arranged adjacent the front and rear ends of the track frame means. A pair of lift cylinders are supported in predetermined positions over the main frame members so as to be made common use of by both types of bulldozer assemblies.

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