Fuel supply guide and working machine
AssigneeKubota Corporation
InventorHiroshi Horii
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Abstract
To ease work of transferring a fuel from a fuel supply tank to a fuel tank, a fuel supply guide to be used to supply the fuel by using the fuel supply tank to the fuel tank having a tank body for storing the fuel and a fuel supply port on the upper side of the tank body includes a support member provided on an upper portion of the fuel tank, and a body member projecting from the support member in a direction away from the fuel supply port as the body member extends upward and projecting higher than the fuel supply port. The body member is capable of receiving the fuel supply tank by an upper portion thereof to support the fuel supply tank.
Claims11
A fuel supply guide to be used to supply a fuel by using a fuel supply tank comprising:
- a support member provided on an upper portion of a fuel tank including a tank body to store the fuel and a fuel supply port on an upper side of the tank body;
- a body member projecting from the support member in a direction away from the fuel supply port as the body member extends upward and projecting higher than the fuel supply port, the body member being capable of receiving the fuel supply tank at an upper portion thereof to support the fuel supply tank;
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- a bracket member directly fixed to the tank body of the fuel tank, wherein
- the support member is attached to the bracket member, and
- the support member includes a first support member closer to a first vertical surface of the fuel tank extending in an up-down direction, and a second support member closer to a second vertical surface of the fuel tank opposite to the first vertical surface.
A fuel supply guide to be used to supply a fuel by using a fuel supply tank to a fuel tank that includes a tank body for storing the fuel and a fuel supply port on an upper side of the tank body, the fuel supply guide comprising:
- a support member provided on an upper portion of the fuel tank;
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- a body member projecting from the support member in a direction away from the fuel supply port as the body member extends upward and projecting higher than the fuel supply port, the body member being capable of receiving the fuel supply tank at an upper portion thereof to support the fuel supply tank, wherein
- the support member includes a first support member closer to a first vertical surface of the fuel tank extending in an up-down direction, and a second support member closer to a second vertical surface of the fuel tank opposite to the first vertical surface, and
- the body member includes a first member inserted into the first support member in an insertable/extractable manner, a second member inserted into the second support member in an insertable/extractable manner, and a coupling member to couple the first member and the second member to each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.