Locking pin for excavating equipment
AssigneeESCO Corporation
InventorJohn S. Kreitzberg
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AssigneeESCO Corporation
InventorJohn S. Kreitzberg
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An improved locking pin for locking together two pieces of equipment through aligned locking apertures. The pin comprises a steel casing, a steel insert and an elastomer member. The two steel parts assemble together in a particular sequence and are adjusted so that when completely assembled, the insert is locked into the casing with the body of the casing and the insert being parallel and spaced from one another. The elastomer member is interposed in the space defined between the casing and insert, and fills the space between the steel parts. The assembled steel parts are firmly locked together by introduction of the elastomer member into that space. There is no adhesive joining the steel and elastomer members which makes the pin more amenable for use in corrosive environments and also eases manufacture of the pin components. A tightly constructed locking pin also avoids the problems of the components becoming loose or lost.
A locking pin for joining together parts by insertion of said locking pin into aligned locking apertures, said locking pin comprising:
A casing for a locking pin assembly comprising:
A rigid insert component for a locking pin assembly, said insert adapted for assembly into a rigid casing, said insert comprising:
A locking pin for joining together parts by insertion of said locking pin into aligned locking apertures, said locking pin comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.