Engine-driven cutter
AssigneeMakita Corporation
InventorsMasayoshi Okumi, Masaki Kondo, Tomonobu Nashimoto
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Abstract
A handheld engine-driven cutter is provided with a disk blade and a four-stroke engine that drives the disk blade, a filter through which air provided to the four-stroke engine passes, a carburetor that mixes fuel and the air that passed through the filter, a casing that houses the filter and the carburetor, and a filter bracket intervened between the filter and the carburetor, which guides the air having passed the filter to the carburetor. An oil separator is formed integrally with the filter bracket that protrudes out toward the carburetor.
Claims12
A handheld engine-driven cutter comprising:
- a disk blade;
- a four-stroke engine that drives the disk blade;
- a filter through which air provided to the four-stroke engine passes;
- a carburetor that mixes fuel and the air that passed through the filter;
- and
- a casing that houses the filter and the carburetor;
- and
- a filter bracket intervened between the filter and the carburetor, the filter bracket guides the air having passed the filter to the carburetor, wherein:
- the filter bracket comprises an opening that is connected to the carburetor and an oil separator that is formed integrally with the filter bracket;
- the oil separator has a columnar shape that protrudes out from the filter bracket toward a carburetor side in a first direction;
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- the oil separator is adjacent to the carburetor connected to the opening in a second direction perpendicular to the first direction.
A handheld engine-driven cutter comprising:
- a disk blade;
- a four-stroke engine that drives the disk blade;
- a filter through which air provided to the four-stroke engine passes;
- a carburetor that mixes fuel and the air that passed through the filter;
- a casing that houses the filter and the carburetor;
- and
- a filter bracket intervened between the filter and the carburetor, the filter bracket guides the air having passed the filter to the carburetor, wherein:
- the filter bracket is formed integrally with an oil separator that protrudes out from the filter bracket toward a carburetor side;
- the casing includes a carburetor mount to which the filter bracket is connected with the carburetor intervening therebetween, the carburetor mount composing a part of an outer wall of the casing;
- a seal member that is made of polymer material and includes a through hole is arranged around a periphery of the carburetor mount;
- a breathing tube extending from the four-stroke engine is connected with the through hole of the seal member directly or via a joint from an outer side of the casing;
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- a nipple portion formed on the oil separator is connected with the through hole of the seal member from an inner side of the casing.
A handheld engine-driven cutter comprising:
- a disk blade;
- a four-stroke engine that drives the disk blade;
- a filter through which air provided to the four-stroke engine passes;
- a carburetor that mixes fuel and the air that passed through the filter;
- a casing that houses the filter and the carburetor;
- and
- a filter bracket intervened between the filter and the carburetor, the filter bracket guides the air having passed the filter to the carburetor, wherein:
- the filter bracket is formed integrally with an oil separator that protrudes out from the filter bracket toward a carburetor side;
- a hose nipple in which at least a distal end thereof extends towards the filter bracket is disposed on an air vent of the carburetor;
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- the filter bracket includes an air vent connecting opening into which the hose nipple is inserted.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.