Self-regulating device for the length of the security brake cable of motor vehicles
CA 2059286 A1 · Owner: Roca Cabestany, Agustin · Inventors: Solano Sallan, Victorino; Roca Cabestany, Agustin
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The self-regulating device for the length of a security brake cable of motor vehicles is comprised of a regulating mechanism (R) superimposed to the steel cable (1) which connects the actuating mechanism (B), as well of a control mechanism (C) arranged between the hand brake lever and said rocking mechanism (B). The regulation (R) and control (C) mechanisms are interconnected by means of a shielded steel cable (I). As a function of the position occupied by the brake level a regulation rod (30), may slide inside the the main body (4) of the regulation mechanism (R), said rod (30) meeting the guide (5) of the steel cable (1) which connects said rocking mechanism (B) to the brake shoe …
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- Filed March 20, 1991. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended March 20, 2011.
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