Rolling compaction vehicle
AssigneeHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorKentaro Sugimura
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Abstract
A vehicle body of a rolling compaction vehicle is provided with a battery case and a motor. A removable battery is removably housed in an insertion hole of the battery case. The battery case is in an inclined position. This inclination causes an opening of the insertion hole to face an outer edge of the vehicle body, and causes a wall portion that holds back the removable battery to face the inside of the vehicle body. Here, the lower end of the wall portion is located at a position lower than the lower end of the opening. Electric power of the removable battery is supplied to the motor.
Claims7
A rolling compaction vehicle equipped with a vehicle body, and a frontward rolling compaction wheel and a rearward rolling compaction wheel that are provided on a lower portion of the vehicle body, the rolling compaction vehicle comprising:
- a battery case provided in the vehicle body at a higher position than the frontward rolling compaction wheel and the rearward rolling compaction wheel, and configured to attachably and detachably accommodate an attachable and detachable battery;
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- a motor provided in the vehicle body and configured to drive the frontward rolling compaction wheel and the rearward rolling compaction wheel with electrical power supplied from the attachable and detachable battery,
- wherein an insertion hole configured to accommodate the attachable and detachable battery is formed in the battery case,
- an opening through which the attachable and detachable battery is inserted into the insertion hole or removed from the insertion hole is formed at a first end of the insertion hole, and a second end of the insertion hole is a wall portion configured to block and hold back the attachable and detachable battery, and
- the battery case is placed in an inclined posture in which the opening faces an outer edge of the vehicle body and the wall portion faces an interior of the vehicle body, and a lower end of the wall portion is at a lower position than a lower end of the opening.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.