Tracked personal snow transport system
AssigneeRoshell Industries Incorporated
InventorJames Maidment
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides a snow transport system with a frame comprising a base plate, a pair of opposed side plates, and a plurality of cross members extending between the side plates. A pair of convex lower track slides are mounted on lower portions of, and a pair of convex upper track slides are mounted on upper portions of, the pair of opposed side plates. A drive wheel is mounted at an upper front portion of the frame and connected to be driven by a motor mounted within the frame, an idler wheel is mounted at a lower rear portion of the frame, and a continuous track is wrapped around the wheels and the slides. A push arm assembly is mounted to one side of the frame and extends forwardly from the frame with a push bar portion and user controls at a forward end thereof.
Claims8
A snow transport system comprising:
- a frame comprising a base plate, a pair of opposed side plates mounted on opposed sides of the base plate, and a plurality of cross members extending between the side plates;
- a pair of convex lower track slides mounted on lower portions of the pair of opposed side plates;
- a pair of convex upper track slides mounted on upper portions of the pair of opposed side plates;
- a drive wheel mounted at an upper front portion of the frame, the drive wheel connected to be driven by a motor mounted within the frame;
- an idler wheel mounted at a lower rear portion of the frame;
- a continuous track wrapped around the drive wheel, the convex lower track slides, the idler wheel and the convex upper track slides, wherein the convex lower track slides and the convex upper track slides are curved such that the continuous track bears against the convex lower track slides and the convex upper track slides;
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- a push arm assembly mounted to one side of the frame, the push arm assembly extending forwardly from the frame and having a push bar portion and user controls at a forward end thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.