Frame-type leg lift machine operated safely and having steady swinging action
OwnerYu-Lun Tsaiinventor
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Abstract
A frame-type leg lift machine includes a main frame unit, two drive levers, two pedals, two handlebars, two transverse driven levers, two first driven levers, two rear swinging members, a swinging mechanism, and a magnetically controlled resistance mechanism. Each of the two pedals is pivotally mounted on a lower end of one of the two drive levers. Each of the two drive levers has an upper end linking one of the two transverse driven levers to drive each of the two handlebars and linking one of the two first driven levers and one of the two rear swinging members to drive the swinging mechanism. The swinging mechanism is linked to the magnetically controlled resistance mechanism which feeds back a resistance to the two drive levers and the two handlebars.
Claims10
A leg lift machine comprising:
- a main frame unit, two drive levers, two pedals, two handlebars, two transverse driven levers, two first driven levers, two rear swinging members, a swinging mechanism, and a magnetically controlled resistance mechanism;
- wherein:
- the main frame unit includes a bottom frame, two side brackets, two front uprights, and two rear uprights;
- each of the two front uprights is connected with the bottom frame and a front end of one of the two side brackets;
- each of the two rear uprights is connected with the bottom frame and a rear end of one of the two side brackets;
- each of the two drive levers has an upper end provided with a pivot portion extending outward;
- the upper end of each of the two drive levers is pivotally mounted on one of the two rear uprights;
- the upper end of each of the two drive levers is served as a rotation fulcrum, and the two drive levers are pivoted relative to the main frame unit, reciprocally swingable forward and backward, and moveable along a curved trajectory;
- each of the two pedals is pivotally mounted on a lower end of one of the two drive levers;
- each of the two handlebars has a lower end pivotally mounted on the bottom frame;
- each of the two transverse driven levers has a first end pivotally connected with a mediate section of one of the two handlebars and a second end pivotally connected with the pivot portion of one of the two drive levers;
- each of the two first driven levers has an upper end pivotally connected with the pivot portion of one of the two drive levers;
- each of the two rear swinging members is pivotally mounted on one of the two rear uprights;
- each of the two rear swinging members has a first end pivotally connected with a lower end of one of the two first driven levers;
- the swinging mechanism includes a transverse swinging seat, two linking members, two bottom levers, two front swinging members, and a rotation mandrel;
- the transverse swinging seat is swingably and pivotally mounted on a rear section of the bottom frame;
- each of the two linking members has a first end pivotally connected with one of two ends of the transverse swinging seat and a second end pivotally connected with one of the two rear swinging members;
- each of the two bottom levers has a rear end pivotally connected with a second end of one of the two rear swinging members;
- each of the two front swinging members has a first end pivotally connected with a front end of one of the two bottom levers and a second end mounted on the rotation mandrel;
- the magnetically controlled resistance mechanism is mounted on a front section of the bottom frame and linked to the swinging mechanism to provide a resistance to the swinging mechanism;
- and
- the magnetically controlled resistance mechanism at least includes a magnetically controlled wheel that is rotatable, a pivot wheel mounted on a shaft of the magnetically controlled wheel, and a transmission belt mounted around the pivot wheel and the rotation mandrel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.