Resilient mounting
AssigneeBushings, Inc.
InventorJack Allen
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Abstract
A resilient mounting, such as used for marine engines, having a base provided with a cylindrical socket in which a resilient bushing is tightly compressed. The bushing extends above the socket at its upper end and the socket is designed so that the load on the bushing will be carried essentially in shear. A stud assembly is connected with the bushing and projects upwardly therefrom.
Claims11
A resilient mounting comprising a base having a mounting face at its lower end and having means thereon for securing it to a support, said base having a vertically extending cylindrical socket therein which is open at the top and bottom of the base, said socket having a rigid radially inwardly extending, generally horizontal, peripheral flange at its upper end, a resiliently compressible bushing tightly retained within said socket, said bushing having a generally flat bottom face and an integral extension of reduced cross section at the upper end thereof projecting upwardly through the opening defined by said peripheral flange, the junction between said extension and the portion of the bushing within said socket being defined by a generally flat, horizontally extending, annular surface on the bushing compressingly engaging the underside of said peripheral flange, a stud extending vertically upwardly through said bushing, said stud having a radial flange at its lower end compressingly engaging said flat bottom face, a downwardly dished washer fixed on said stud and bearing downwardly on the upper end of the bushing throughout the extent of the upper end face thereof and means forming a rounded annular shoulder at the lower end of said socket bearing upwardly against said flat bottom face of said bushing around the outer peripheral portion thereof.
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