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US 2024/0199144 A1Published application
Cab system for a vehicle
AssigneeCNH Industrial America LLC
InventorJames Lee
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Abstract
Systems and apparatuses include a cab floor defining a center plane, a seat slide actuator coupled to the cab floor and selectively moveable in a direction transverse to the center plane relative to the cab floor, and a seat supported by the seat slide actuator and moveable therewith.
Claims20
A cab system for a vehicle, comprising:
- a cab floor defining a center plane;
- a seat supported by cab floor;
- a steering column slide actuator coupled to the cab floor and selectively moveable relative to the seat in a direction oblique to the center plane;
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- a steering column coupled to the steering column slide actuator.
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A cab system for a vehicle, comprising:
- a cab defining a center plane;
- a steering column slide actuator mounted in the cab and selectively moveable in a direction transverse to the center plane between a center position and a side view position;
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- a steering column coupled to the steering column slide actuator.
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A cab system for a vehicle, comprising:
- a cab defining a center plane;
- a seat positioned in the cab and defining a seat center point;
- a steering column slide actuator mounted in the cab and selectively moveable in a direction transverse to the center plane between a center position and a side view position;
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- a steering column coupled to the steering column slide actuator;
- wherein the center position defines:
- an offset in the transverse direction between the center plane and a steering column center plane of zero inches, and
- a seat-steering angle of zero degrees defined between the seat center point and a steering column center point;
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- wherein the side view position defines:
- an offset in the transverse direction between the center plane and the steering column center plane of between about ten inches and about twenty-four inches, and
- a seat-steering angle of between about thirty and about sixty degrees defined between the seat center point and the steering column center point.
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