Utility vehicle compromising a driver's cab with an elastic suspension
AssigneeMAGNA STEYR Fahrzeugtechnik AG & Co KG
InventorsMartin Leitner, Rudolf Bramberger, Alois Arnberger, Remco Klunder
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AssigneeMAGNA STEYR Fahrzeugtechnik AG & Co KG
InventorsMartin Leitner, Rudolf Bramberger, Alois Arnberger, Remco Klunder
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The driver's cab of a commercial vehicle is supported by at least one support (8; 9) of the [lacuna] on the frame (1) via spring struts (10; 20) and, by means of a pair of swinging arms (11; 21), is supported on bearings (15; 16;25; 26) fixed on the frame, one end of the swinging arms being connected in an articulated manner to the support. In order to place the roll center into the center of gravity a) the other end of the swinging arms (11; 21) is supported in each case on a first articulation point (32, 33; 32; 42) of a first deflecting lever (12; 22) and of a second deflecting lever (13; 23), which deflecting levers have a second articulation point (34, 35; 44,45), b) the second articulation points (34, 35; 44, 45) of the first deflecting lever (12; 22) and of the second deflecting lever (13; 23) are connected to one another by means of an articulated transverse rod (14; 24), c) the first deflecting lever (12; 23) is a one-armed lever, the second articulation point (34; 45) of which is situated on one side of an imaginary connecting line (36; 46) between the bearings (16; 26) fixed on the frame, and d) the second deflecting lever (13; 22) is a two-armed lever, the second articulation point (35; 44) of which is situated on the other side of an imaginary connecting line (36; 46) between the bearings (15; 25) fixed on the frame.
A commercial vehicle, the driver's cab of which is connected in a movable and cushioned manner to the frame of the commercial vehicle, at least one support (8;9) of the driver's cab, which support is arranged in a transverse plane to the direction of travel, being supported on the frame (1) and, by means of a pair of swinging arms (11;
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