Device for mounting internal combustion engine on working machine
AssigneeKioritz Corporation
InventorAkira Nagashima
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Abstract
A device for mounting an internal combustion engine on a machine frame of a working machine includes grooves formed in internal walls of the machine frame so as to oppose each other and to extend in a direction of axis of a crankshaft of the engine, and projections projecting from both lateral sides of a crank case and extending in the axial direction. The projections are fittingly received by the grooves in the internal walls of the machine frame, whereby the internal combustion engine is located in the internal space of the machine frame.
Claims2
In a machine having a machine frame and having formed an internal space, and an internal combustion engine mounted on said machine frame,
- a device for mounting said internal combustion engine on said machine frame comprising:
- a rear opening formed in an axial rear end portion of said machine frame as viewed in the direction of axis of a crankshaft of said internal combustion engine;
- grooves formed in internal walls of said machine frame formed within said internal space, said grooves laterally opposing each other and extending in the direction of said axis of said crankshaft;
- projections formed on both sides of a crankcase of said internal combustion engine so as to extend laterally from both lateral sides of said crankcase, said projections being disposed and fitted in said grooves, thus locating said internal combustion engine within said internal space;
- said internal combustion engine insertable into said internal space from said rear opening and movable forwardly with said projections fitted in and slidable along said grooves,
- a rear cover having a recoil starter secured thereto, said rear cover attached to said machine frame for closing said rear opening and holding said internal combustion engine at a predetermined position on said machine frame
- whereby said internal combustion engine is disposed at and fixed to a predetermined portion of said machine frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.