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US 12,420,875 B2Granted
Work vehicle
AssigneeKubota Corporation
InventorsYuji Hirase, Sumio Yagyu, Kazuto Okazaki, Tsunehiro Il
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Abstract
A work vehicle includes: a travel device supporting a body; a battery; a motor configured to supply motive power to the travel device; an inverter configured to enable the motor to operate; a cabin supported by the body and housing a driving section that includes a driver seat; and an air conditioner configured to condition air inside the cabin. The inverter is inside the cabin.
Claims20
A work vehicle comprising:
- a travel device supporting a body;
- a battery;
- a motor configured to supply motive power to the travel device;
- an inverter configured to enable the motor to operate;
- a cabin supported by the body and housing a driving section that includes a driver seat;
- a vibration absorber configured to support the cabin to the body and absorb vibration;
- a strut extending to the roof section in a lateral section of the cabin;
- and
- an air conditioner configured to condition air inside the cabin, wherein
- the inverter is inside the cabin, and air that was conditioned by the air conditioner is supplied to the inverter via a duct inside the strut.
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A work vehicle comprising:
- a travel device supporting a body;
- a battery;
- a motor configured to supply motive power to the travel device;
- an inverter configured to enable the motor to operate;
- a cabin supported by the body and housing a driving section that includes a driver seat;
- an air conditioner configured to condition air inside the cabin;
- and a vibration absorber configured to support the cabin to the body and absorb vibration, wherein the inverter is inside the cabin, the battery is in a roof section of the cabin, the work vehicle further comprises a strut extending to the roof section in a lateral section of the cabin, and air that was conditioned by the air conditioner is supplied to the battery via a duct inside the strut.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.