Compact portable conveyor

A compact portable conveyor for truck use, which comprises:

• a conveyor body consisting of two spaced back-to-back C-shaped longitudinal steel or aluminium channels, upper and lower latitudinal bracing strips for joining together said two longitudinal channels, said upper latitudinal bracing strips being provided with an inverted U-shaped support board having a flat and smooth support surface, said lower latitudinal bracing strips being provided by welding with two longituidnal support strips, one at each side parallel to said two longitudinal channels, the ground end of the conveyor body being provided with a motor mounting seat for fixing a speed reduced driving motor, two casters being provided on said motor mounting seat, the fore section of the conveyor body being provided with a height adjustable support footing;
• said support footing comprising two pairs of telescoped inner tubes and outer tubes, said inner tubes being movable freely along their respective outer tubes and said outer tubes being provided with locking screws for locking their respective inner tubes in place, the top ends of said inner tubes of the support footing being mounted on the respective sides of said conveyor body at the fore section, the ground end of said outer tubes of the support footing being connected together by a resilient U-shaped latitudinal bracing strip with its U-shaped trough facing the conveyor body, the distance between the two outer tubes at the ground end of said support footing being slightly smaller than the latitudinal distance between said two longitudinal channels of the conveyor body;
• a driving unit comprising an upper section and a lower section, said upper and lower sectors being provided with adjustment plates which are inserted into the respective troughs of said two longitudinal channels of the conveyor body, each of said adjustment plates are provided with a bearing and a bearing seat, said bearings being utilized for receiving driving shafts which are provided with sprockets, and driving chains are wound on said sprockets each said bearing seat being provided, by welding, with a screw bolt which is utilized for tightness adjustment of the driving chains by taking said conveyor body as its support point, the driving chains being provided with evenly distributed latitudinal pushing boards for conveying articles by pushing forces, whereby a height adjustable, portable conveyor is constructed which is adapted to be carried by a truck for loading and unloading articles at any location.