Wheel support arrangements
AssigneeLamondine S.A.
InventorCurtis A. Sparkes
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Abstract
A wheel support arrangement, for supporting a wheel axle in spaced relationship to a leg frame member, such as a leg of a baby carriage, has a resilient element which defines a support for an axle for one or more wheels, and which also defines a part, spaced from the wheel axle support, for its attachment to the leg frame. The resilient element is arranged to permit resilient deflection of the wheel axle support, relative to the leg frame attachment part, along three axes mutually at right angles.
Claims11
A wheel support arrangement for supporting a wheel axle in spaced relationship to a leg frame member, comprising an elastomeric element defining a wheel axle journal support portion at one end and a leg frame attachment saddle portion defining its other end spaced from said wheel axle support, said elastomeric element being arranged to permit resilient deflection of said wheel axle support along three axes relative to said leg frame attachment part.
A wheel support arrangement, for supporting a wheel axle in spaced relationship to a leg frame member, comprising an elastomeric element defining a wheel axle journal support portion, and a leg frame attachment saddle portion defining its other end spaced from said wheel axle support, said leg frame attachment part being secured to a tubular member, and said elastomeric element being arranged to permit resilient deflection of the wheel axle support along three axes relative to said tubular member.
A wheel support arrangement, for supporting a wheel axle in spaced relationship to a leg frame member, comprising a generally flat block of elastomeric resilient material bonded at one edge region by way of a saddle portion to a tubular member and presenting adjacent another edge remote from said tubular member a bore defining a wheel axle journal support portion with a wheel axle bearing therein, said tubular member being intended to slidably receive a leg frame member therein.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.