Snowmobile ski suspension strut
AssigneeBombardier Inc.
InventorsYves Blanchard, Lionel Talbot
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AssigneeBombardier Inc.
InventorsYves Blanchard, Lionel Talbot
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A ski suspension strut for a snowmobile comprises: upper and lower telescopically arranged members guided for a predetermined range of relative axial movement but constrained against relative rotation. The lower member is of cylindrical profile and is rotatably supported in a fixed generally upright orientation by mounting means in the snowmobile. One end of the lower member is connected to a snowmobile ski and the second member is connected to a steering mechanism in the snowmobile to be rotated thereby in effecting steering movement of the ski. Damper means is located interiorly of the lower member and operatively connected to both members to dampen relative axial movement thereof. Linear bearing means are mounted in the lower member in sliding engagement with a section of the upper member that is of constant square profile over a suitable length.
A ski suspension strut for a snowmobile, comprising:
A snowmobile comprising a snowmobile frame having a forward end that is supported upon at least one steerable ski, said ski being connected to said snowmobile frame by a ski suspension strut that is rotatably supported in the snowmobile frame in a fixed generally upright orientation, said strut comprising a lower tubular telescopic member coupled to said ski, and a coaxial upper telescopic member that is received within said lower member and is guided to move axially but not rotatably with respect to said lower member through a predetermined range or relative axial movement:
A ski suspension strut for a snowmobile, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.