Construction machine
AssigneeHitachi Construction Machinery Co., Ltd.
InventorsDaiki Ogawa, Shunsuke Asahi, Hiromitsu Kaniwa, Takuto Sasaki, Tsukuru Tendo
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Abstract
A working mechanism (8) includes a lower boom (9), an upper boom (10), a middle arm (11), an arm (12), a working tool (13), a working tool cylinder (22), and a link (16). The working tool cylinder (22) is disposed on a lower surface (12B) side of the arm (12), and a cylinder guard (23) is fixed on a first link (17) of the link (16). The cylinder guard (23) is rotationally displaced in synchronization with an expanding or contracting operation of the working tool cylinder (22) and is interposed between the working tool (13) and the working tool cylinder (22) to protect the working tool cylinder (22).
Claims2
A construction machine comprising a self-propelled vehicle body and a working mechanism provided on the vehicle body,
- the working mechanism comprising:
- a boom mounted rotatably on the vehicle body;
- an arm mounted rotatably at a tip end of the boom;
- a working tool mounted rotatably at a tip end of the arm;
- a working tool cylinder whose one end is mounted on the arm to rotate the working tool;
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- a link mounted rotatably on the tip end side of the arm and connecting the other end of the working tool cylinder and the working tool, wherein
- the working tool cylinder is disposed on a lower surface side of the arm that faces the boom when the arm is folded on the boom side, and
- the link is provided with a cylinder guard that is rotationally displaced in synchronization with an expanding or contracting operation of the working tool cylinder and is interposed between the working tool and the working tool cylinder, and
- the cylinder guard has a length dimension covering the working tool cylinder in a reduced state over an entire length of the working tool cylinder, is formed of a plate provided with a bending portion at both ends in a width direction, and is fixed to the link at a constant angle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.