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Pedestal liner for a railway vehicle and method of making same

CA 1162789 A · Owner: Dayco Corporation (Michigan) · Inventors: Kleykamp, Donald L.; Neroni, Peter J.

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An improvement is provided in a pedestal liner for a railway vehicle. The railway vehicle includes pedestal trucks comprising pairs of pedestal legs and a journal box disposed between each pair of pedestal legs, each journal box having a vertically disposed planar central guide surface and a pair of vertically disposed parallel side surfaces disposed on opposite sides of the guide surface. The pedestal liner is roughly U-shaped having a bight and a pair of parallel legs and being for disposal between an associated pedestal leg and journal box. The novel pedestal liner comprises a continuous uninterrupted metal backing material defining the bight and parallel legs. A first anti-friction …

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  • Granted February 28, 1984. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 28, 2001.
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FiledAugust 8, 1980
GrantedFebruary 28, 1984
Term endedFebruary 28, 2001
Patent numberCA 1162789 A
Classification (IPC)B61F5/32

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1981198419871990199319961999Application filedAug 8, 1980Patent grantedFeb 28, 1984Term endedFeb 28, 2001

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