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Title: US5052237: Transmission device
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Reimann, Jean; Puplinge, Switzerland

Assignee: Aluweld S.A., Geneva, Switzerland
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Published / Filed: 1991-10-01 / 1990-05-08

Application Number: US1990000520454

IPC Code: Advanced: B62B 5/02;
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IPC-7: B60K 20/02; B62B 5/02;

U.S. Class: Current: 074/335; 180/008.2; 180/907; 280/005.26; 280/DIG.010;
Original: 074/335; 180/008.2; 180/907; 280/005.26; 280/DIG.10;

Field of Search: 074/335,342,343,344,345 280/5.2,5.26,DIG. 10 180/8.2,907

Priority Number:
1989-05-17  CH1989000001837
1989-05-17  CH1989000001838

Abstract: The invention relates to a transmission device for the motorization of a rolling-chair for example. Said transmission device comprises a hollow shaft 7 provided at each of its ends with a rolling train 8-13 idly pivoted on the hollow shaft 7 and comprising a toothed crowns 21. It comprises two control shafts 14 slidingly mounted within the hollow shaft 7 merging each out of one end of it. Each control shaft 14 is connected to a pinion intended to cooperate with the corresponding toothed crown 21. It comprises a control device 23 of the axial position of said control shaft 14 with respect to the hollow shaft 7.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Young & Thompson ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Diehl, Dwight;

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Designated Country: BE CH DE DK ES FR GB IT LI LU NL SE 

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What is claimed is:     1. Transmission device for the motorization of transport means, characterized by the fact that it comprises a hollow driving shaft provided at each of its ends with a rolling train idly pivoted on said hollow shaft and comprising a toothed crown; by the fact that it comprises two control shafts slidingly mounted into the hollow shaft merging each out of one end of it; by the fact that each control shaft is connected to a pinion intended to cooperate with the corresponding toothed crown of a rolling train; and by the fact that it comprises a control device of the axial position of said control shaft with respect to the hollow shaft.

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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 2pp US849270  1907-04 Schafer et al.   TRUCK.
Get PDF - 6pp US2742973  1956-04 Johannesen   Powered invalid chair and handle control therefor
Get PDF - 6pp US3515401  1970-06 Gross   STAIR CLIMBING DOLLY
Get PDF - 6pp US4264082  1981-04 Fouchey, Jr.   Stair climbing cart
Get PDF - 7pp US4709772  1987-12 Brunet   Motorized moving device
       
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Publication Date IPC Code Assignee   Title
  JP59073372 1984-04       
  GB1213930 1970-11  B62B 5/02    
Get PDF - 23pp WO8605752 1986-10  B62B 5/02 POST THORKILD SOERENSEN STAIR CLIMBING HAND TRUCK 


Other Abstract Info: DERABS G90-349890

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