Connector for two-pin track assemblies
CA 1208261 A · Owner: Diehl Gmbh & Co. · Inventors: Mattern, Heinz E.; Wiesner, Hagen-Heinz
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In track systems based on the two-track pin principle having connectors arranged on the track pin ends considerable loads are imposed on, the track pins as a result of the fact that drive sprocket teeth mesh with the connectors. This means that the rubber bushings and the track pins and the track plates themselves have to be of suitable dimensions. By arranging the connectors (7,8; 45; 50) within the track plates (1,6) meshing of the drive sprocket in the track plate can be arranged so that the track pins (4; 42; 55) are relieved of the stresses caused by the meshing process and for this, reason the above component elements can be of smaller dimensions. Simple installation and removal of …
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- Granted July 22, 1986. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 22, 2003.
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