Device for the emergency lowering of a load-carrying means for a stacker truck
AssigneeJungheinrich Aktiengesellschaft
InventorThomas Stolten
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AssigneeJungheinrich Aktiengesellschaft
InventorThomas Stolten
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Device for the emergency lowering of a load carrying means for a stacker truck, in particular a reach-type forklift truck, with a valve arrangement accommodated in a valve block, via which the inflow and outflow of a hydraulic means is regulated to and from a lift cylinder for the load carrying means, with a bypass between the lift cylinder and a tank, with a barrier element in the bypass and an actuating device containing a cable which may be actuated by an operator, and by means of which the barrier element may be brought into the open position, the bypass being formed by a bypass branch in the valve block, a screw-shaped barrier element with a male thread portion being screwed into a threaded bore of the valve block and, in the fully screwed-in position, closes off the bypass branch, a cable transmitting a torque being rotationally fixedly connected with one end to the barrier element and a handle for turning the cable being attached to the other end of the cable.
Device for the emergency lowering of a load carrying means for a stacker truck, in particular a reach-type forklift truck, with a valve arrangement accommodated in a valve block, via which the inflow and outflow of a hydraulic means is regulated to and from a lift cylinder for the load carrying means, with a bypass between the lift cylinder and a tank, with a barrier element in the bypass and an actuating device containing a cable which may be actuated by an operator and by means of which the barrier element may be brought into the open position, characterised in that the bypass is formed by a bypass branch (42) in the valve block (22), in that a screw-shaped barrier element (50) with a male thread portion is screwed into a threaded bore (48) of the valve block (22) and, in the fully screwed-in position, closes off the bypass branch (42), a cable (52) transmitting a torque is rotationally fixedly connected with one end to the barrier element (50) and a handle for turning the cable (52) is attached to the other end of the cable (52).
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