Assembling Method of Tractor and Tractor
AssigneeYanmar Co., Ltd.
InventorsYozo Oka, Nobuaki Takahashi
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AssigneeYanmar Co., Ltd.
InventorsYozo Oka, Nobuaki Takahashi
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The present invention aims at the shortening of a main line which constitutes an assembly line. To achieve such an object, in the present invention, an assembly line is constituted of a main line and sub lines, and a first unit which is constituted by connecting a clutch part and a transmission part, a second unit which constitutes a prime mover part, a third unit to which a support body and parts such as a handle, pedals, a dashboard, a fuel tank and the like which are supported on the support body are assembled, a fourth unit to which a front support body and parts such as a battery and a radiator which are supported on the front support body are assembled, a fifth unit to which steps, fenders and the like are assembled, and a sixth unit which is a hood are preliminarily assembled on sub lines and, thereafter, the above-mentioned first to sixth units are assembled together on the main line.
A tractor assembling method, comprising
A tractor comprising an engine, a dashboard support member supporting the dashboard and being arranged behind the engine, and a pedal support member and a steering column support member mounted on the dashboard support member.
A tractor, comprising an engine, a dashboard support member supporting the dashboard and being arranged behind the engine, a hood, a hood support member supporting the hood, when the hood is open or closed, the hood support member being formed in a gate shape as viewed in a back view and the hood support member being mounted on the dashboard support member.
A tractor comprising an engine having left and right side walls, a front support body arranged in front of the engine and a pair of left and right longitudinally extending connecting bodies connecting the front support body to lower portions of left and right side walls of the engine.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.