Arrangement for supporting a track chain of a track type work machine
AssigneeCaterpillar Inc.
InventorsKevin M. Egle, Michael D. Hasselbusch
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AssigneeCaterpillar Inc.
InventorsKevin M. Egle, Michael D. Hasselbusch
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An arrangement for supporting a track chain having a track link, a first bushing mechanically coupled to the track link, and a second bushing mechanically coupled to the track link. The first bushing has a first center point C1 defined thereon. The second bushing has a second center point C2 defined thereon. The first center point C1 is spaced apart from the second center point C2 by a distance D1. The arrangement includes an idler wheel having a circumferentially extending surface defined thereon. The circumferentially extending surface has a first notch and a second notch defined therein. The first notch has a first wall portion. The first wall portion has a first point P1 defined thereon at a first location. The second notch has a second wall portion. The second wall portion has a second point P2 defined thereon at a second location which corresponds to the first location. The point P1 is spaced apart from the point P2 by a distance D2.
An arrangement for supporting a track chain having a track link, a first bushing mechanically coupled to said track link, and a second bushing mechanically coupled to said track link, said first bushing has a first center point C1 defined thereon, said second bushing has a second center point C2 defined thereon, and said first center point C1 is spaced apart from said second center point C2 by a distance D1, said arrangement comprising:
A track chain assembly, comprising:
A track type work machine, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.