Track assembly for an all-terrain vehicle
CA 2886719 C · Owner: Camso Inc. · Inventors: Boivin, Alain; Courtemanche, Denis; Boivin, Denis
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The present invention is concerned with track assemblies for an all-terrain vehicle, which make it maneuverable and effective upon a variety of unstable uneven, stable , and even surfaces, while designed to maintain tension upon the endless track belts to , keep them in their due course and prevent accidental loosening while having a punctually localized surface contact with a ground surface and at the same , time , reducing the damages inflicted on the terrain. For instance a lower run of , each endless , track belt of the front track assemblies may be curved and/or may converge toward , and diverge from the ground between respective leading and trailing idler wheels of , the front …
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- Filed May 30, 2002 and granted September 15, 2020. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended May 30, 2022.
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