Resistance adjustment mechanism for easy pull exerciser
AssigneeJao-Hsing Tsai
InventorHui-Nan Yu
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AssigneeJao-Hsing Tsai
InventorHui-Nan Yu
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A resistance adjustment mechanism for an easy pull exerciser mainly comprises an outer shell, adjustment device, winding wheel and gear axis. The outer shell is composed of the first and second shells. The first shell has an adjustment device containing a rotating knob, a retainer and a one-way clutch bearing. The retainer is clamped and attached to the first shell with outside for the rotating knob's thread stud to pass through. Normally, the teeth on gear axis match the inner ring gear of the second shell. A flexible arrangement for gear axis makes the gear axis rotate under inward pressure, so the degree of tightness for the spiral spring can be adjusted to control the resilient force for the pull string. Therefore, when back to the normal state, the gear axis is positioned to the inner ring gear. The mechanism provides easy adjustment and secured position for the gear axis.
A resistance adjustment mechanism for an easy pull exerciser, mainly comprising an outer shell having a pair of semi-spherical shells, a handle on one side of said outer shell, a winding wheel inside said semi-spherical shells, a wrapping pull string on peripheral of said winding wheel, one end of said wrapping pull string fixed to said winding wheel and the other end to a pull handle located on other side of said outer shell, a side cavity formed on one side of said winding wheel for placing a spiral spring, said winding wheel placed on an outer shell by passing a gear axis through, said spiral spring fixed to said winding wheel at outer end and fixed to said gear axis at an inner end, when said pull spring is subject to pulling force, said spiral spring is deformed and twisted, when no force is applied to said pull string, said spiral spring is back to normal state and said winding wheel is wrapped around by said pull spring, characterized by that:
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