Transporter for slab casting tables
OwnerHans Heinrich Schmidtinventor
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A mobile transporter for use in transporting equipment during the construction of a building, said transport comprising a lower section supported on ground engaging means for movement thereon, a mast supported within the lower section for vertical movement relative to the lower section, with an upper frame supported on the upper end of the mast. The lower end of the mast carries a ground engaging support structure, and hydraulic lifting means are interconnected between the mast and support structure arrangement and the lower section for lowering and raising the mast and support structure between a position wherein the lower section is supported on the ground engaging means and a position whereby the support structure is moved to a ground engaging position for subsequently lifting the lower section and its ground engaging means off the ground whereby the lower section is supported on the support structure. Drives are provided to rotate the most relative to the lower section and to shift a horizontally movable carriage at the top of the most horizontally and vertically.
A mobile transporter for use in transporting equipment during the construction of a building, said transporter comprising a lower section supported on ground engaging means for movement thereon, a mast supported within said lower section for vertical movement relative to the lower section, and an upper frame supported on the upper end of said mast and adapted, in use, to supportingly engage beneath a load to be transported thereon, wherein the lower end of said mast carries a ground engaging support structure, lifting means interconnected between the support structure and said lower section for, in use, lowering and raising said mast and support structure between a position wherein said lower section is supported on said ground engaging means and a position whereby the support structure is moved to a ground engaging position for subsequently lifting said lower section and its ground engaging means off the ground whereby said lower section is supported on said support structure, and means cooperating with said mast and support structure arrangement and said lower section for achieving relative rotating movement between said lower section and said mast, wherein said mast incorporates means to raise said upper frame independently of said lifting means from a lower position spaced from the ground to a vertically higher position up to in the order of at least twice the distance that the upper frame is above the ground in the lower position, wherein said mast includes a plurality of coaxial telescoping members wherein one of said members is connected to said lower section and another of said members is attached to said upper frame.
A mobile transporter for use in transporting equipment during the construction of a building, said transporter comprising a lower section supported on ground engaging means for movement thereon, a mast supported within said lower section for vertical movement relative to said lower section, and an upper frame supported on the upper end of said mast, wherein the lower end of said mast rigidly carries a ground engaging support structure, lifting means located exterior of said mast and interconnected between the support structure and said lower section and, being free of direct connection to said mast, for, in use, lowering and raising said mast and support structure between a position wherein said lower section is supported on said ground engaging means and a position whereby said support structure is moved to a ground engaging position for subsequently lifting said lower section and its ground engaging means off the ground whereby said lower section is supported on said support structure, means cooperating with said mast and support structure and said lower section for achieving relative rotating movement between said lower section and said mast, and wherein said upper frame carries a horizontally slidable carriage adapted, in use, to supportingly engage beneath a load to be transported thereon, and means are provided to move said carriage between extended and retracted positions relative to said upper frame.
A mobile transporter for use in transporting equipment during the construction of a building, said transporter comprising a lower section supported on ground engaging means for movement thereon, a mast supported within said lower section for vertical movement relative to said lower section, and an upper frame supported on the upper end of said mast, wherein the lower end of the mast carries a ground engaging support structure, lifting means interconnected between the support structure and said lower section for, in use, lowering and raising said mast and support structure between a position wherein said lower section is supported on said ground engaging means and a position whereby said support structure is moved to a ground engaging position for subsequently lifting said lower section and its ground engaging means off the ground whereby said lower section is supported on said support structure, means cooperating with said mast and support structure arrangement and said lower section for achieving relative rotating movement between said lower section and said mast, wherein said mast incorporates means to raise said upper frame independently of said lifting means from a lower position spaced from the ground to a vertically higher position up to in the order of at least twice the distance that the upper frame is above the ground in the lower position, wherein said mast includes a plurality of coaxial telescoping members wherein one of said members is connected to said lower section and another of said members is attached to said upper frame, and wherein said upper frame carries a horizontally slidable carriage adapted, in use, to supportingly engage beneath a load to be transported thereon, and means to move said carriage between extended and retracted positions.
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