Lift axle suspension system for a heavy-duty vehicle, which suspension system uses X-rod control arms for improved lateral stability
OwnerJason M. Klein, Kevin Schlackinventors
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A suspension system for liftable steerable axles has at least one steering knuckle; at least one pistonless bellows air spring actuator (ie., damper air spring); and a steering axle structure that has, at each end, a kingpin housing boss, a kingpin fixed into the kingpin boss, and a pair of steering knuckles that rotate around the kingpin and are supported by the kingpin housing; wherein the steering knuckles are connected at the bottom of each other side to side by a tie rod assembly that respond to each others rotational inputs. The lift axle suspension system further has x-rod control arms (or that is, the respective upper and lower control arms of each side are relatively X-configured or X-disposed relative each other) for improved lateral stability.
A suspension system for liftable steerable axles, comprising:
A suspension system for liftable steerable axles, comprising:
A suspension system for liftable steerable axles, comprising:
A suspension package for liftable steerable axles for heavy vehicles, comprising:
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