Excavator, in particular a mini-excavator
AssigneeKarl Schaeff GmbH & Co., Maschinenfabrik
InventorHans Schaeff
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Abstract
An excavator comprises a substructure and a superstructure pivoted on the substructure with an engine compartment and a valve box of the excavator being formed in the superstructure; and at least one fluid tank disposed between the engine compartment and the valve box essentially extending over the width of the superstructure. An excavator includes a first and a second fluid tank abutting each other with one positive and complementary side wall each to provide a particularly simple installation of the tanks in a wedge-like manner while utilizing the room in an optimum manner, for example, in the frame of the superstructure.
Claims10
An excavator, comprising:
- a) a substructure and a superstructure pivoted on said substructure with an engine compartment and a valve box of the excavator being formed in said superstructure;
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- b) first and second fluid tanks together extending essentially over the width of said superstructure and disposed underneath a driver's compartment.
An excavator, comprising:
- a) said excavator including a superstructure pivoted over a substructure;
- b) first and second fluid tanks disposed within said superstructure;
- c) said first and second fluid tanks abut one another upon complementary inclined side walls to facilitate insertion into or removal from inside of said superstructure;
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- e) said inclined side walls run parallel to the longitudinal direction of said superstructure.
An excavator, comprising:
- a) a superstructure pivoted over a substructure, said superstructure including a valve box disposed in front of an engine compartment;
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- b) first and second fluid tanks disposed between said engine compartment and said valve box, said first and second fluid tanks together extending essentially over the width of said superstructure.
An excavator, comprising:
- a) a superstructure pivoted over a substructure;
- b) first and second fluid tanks extending across the length of a room in said superstructure, said room having an access opening on its top side, said access opening having a length less than said room length;
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- c) said first and second fluid tanks abut one another upon complementary inclined side walls disposed underneath said access opening to allow insertion or removal of said first and second fluid tanks into or out of said room.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.