Hand lever device
AssigneeKioritz Corporation
InventorsToshio Taomo, Hisato Ohsawa, Hirofumi Yamami, Fumihiko Aiyama
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AssigneeKioritz Corporation
InventorsToshio Taomo, Hisato Ohsawa, Hirofumi Yamami, Fumihiko Aiyama
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A hand lever device is disclosed for adjusting the degree of openness of a throttle valve via a cable and kept at a desired opening degree and yet immediately returned to a minimum degree of opening to ensure high safety, thereby diminishing fatigue of fingers, and ensuring a desired level of operation. The hand lever device comprises a main lever (3) and a sub-lever (50) is attached to a wind-up tractive member (60) which draws a cable (20) connected to a driven member (CV) in such a manner that one end portion of the cable (20) is wound up thereon, and a torsion coil spring (40) is used as a brake operated by the main lever (30) for braking the wind-up tractive member (60) in order to hold the sub-lever (50) immobilized at any pivotally operated position.
A hand lever device disposed in the vicinity of a grip of a handle of a working machine comprising a rotating member driven by an internal combustion engine provided with a throttle valve, said throttle valve being biased to a setting that will allow said engine to operate at an idle condition so that when a throttle cable connected thereto is pulled from such a position, the throttle valve begins to open to a greater degree,
A hand lever device comprising a housing, a main lever and a sub-lever each pivotably attached to said housing for movement between first and second positions, a tractive member interconnected with said sub-lever, a cable connected between said tractive member and a driven member and a torsion coil spring operatively connected to said tractive member, said main lever being operatively connected to said torsion coil spring so that said torsion coil spring applies a brake force to said tractive member as said main lever is pivoted from said first toward said second position thereby holding said sub-lever at any pivotally operated position.
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