Machine for cutting away or peeling off road surfaces
CA 1048836 A · Owner: Wirtgen, Reinhard · Inventors: Wirtgen, Reinhard
Overview
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The invention relates to a machine for cutting away or peeling off road surfaces including a conveyor machinery transporting the cut away or peeled off material from the road level to a transportation means, said conveyor machinery being tiltingly hinged, at one of its ends around a perpen-, dicular, or almost perpendicular axis and is swingable from, a transport position into an operating position in which it can vertically adjustably be locked. The conveyor machinery is secured, at one of its ends, to a support having bushes at its ends which are vertically adjustably arranged on two parallel guide spars, said guide spars constituting together, with two crossbars secured to the ends …
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- Granted February 20, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 20, 1996.
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