Frame structure for attaching a working implement
AssigneeKubota Corporation
InventorsShoso Ishimori, Taichi Fujiwara
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AssigneeKubota Corporation
InventorsShoso Ishimori, Taichi Fujiwara
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A frame structure for connecting working implements to a vehicle body having right and left main frames extending parallel to each other longitudinally of the vehicle body. The main frames are divided into upper front frames and lower rear frames which are interconnected through an intermediate connecting section. The front and rear frames have different heights to lower the center of gravity of the rear section of the vehicle body for promoting stability of vehicle control without impairing the steering function of front wheels. A cross support member is connected to bottom surfaces of the main frames in the region of the intermediate connecting section. This support member has opposite ends thereof extending laterally outwardly of the main frames. Outward extension of the cross support member include connecting elements for working implements. These connecting elements and the front frames are used as supporting connections for connecting working implements such as a front loader and a mower unit.
A frame structure for a vehicle body including a main frame means to which a working implement is secured, said main frame means including a pair of closely spaced apart right and left front frames and a pair of closely spaced apart right and left rear frames, said right and left frames of each pair of front and rear frames being spaced apart transversely of said vehicle body and extending in alignment with each other longitudinally of said vehicle body, said pair of closely spaced rear frames being disposed in axial alignment with and at a lower level than said pair of closely spaced front frames with intermediate connecting means (7) connecting said right and left frames of said front and rear frames to each other,
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