Device for starting internal combustion engines
OwnerJack W. Shelleyinventor
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A device for transmitting power from a power driving unit to a driven member of an internal combustion engine embodies a first power transmitting member having one end adapted to be detachably connected to the power driving unit. A second power transmitting member in axial alignment with the first power transmitting member has one end adapted to be detachably connected to the driven member of the internal combustion engine. Cooperating male and female threaded members are carried by adjacent end portions of the first and second power transmitting members. Upon rotation of the cooperating members in one direction, the adjacent end portions of the power transmitting members move toward each other and engage each other to transmit power from the power driving unit to the driven member of the internal combustion engine. A resilient member operatively connects the power transmitting members to each other and absorbs shock and kick-back forces generated by the driven member of the internal combustion engine.
A device for transmitting power from a power driving unit to a driven member of an internal combustion engine comprising:
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