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Class 305 | WHEEL SUBSTITUTES FOR LAND VEHICLES |
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1 | STEPPER TYPE |
6 | RIGID PORTABLE TRACK |
8 | WITH RAIL ENGAGING MEANS |
9 | WITH BRAKE |
100 | WITH MEANS TO REMOVE OR EXCLUDE FOREIGN MATTER (E.G., SEAL, SCRAPER) |
101 | With means between track links or shoes |
102 | With peripheral seal between bushing and track link |
103 | With end seal between bushing and track link |
105 | With seal between connector pin and bushing |
106 | With seal between connector pin and track link |
107 | With deflector plate, track guide means, or scraper |
108 | With deflector or guard mounted to track body |
109 | With deflector plate mounted to lateral side of track |
110 | With scraper mounted to scrape track or wheel |
111 | With self-cleaning tread or track unit |
112 | Including self-cleaning endless belt |
113 | Having openings through side or base of shoe or link |
114 | With particular shoe, lug, grouser structure, or material |
115 | With self-cleaning sprocket or drive wheel |
116 | TRACK GUIDE OR ALIGNMENT MECHANISM |
117 | WITH LUBRICATION |
15 | COMBINED OR CONVERTIBLE |
120 | WITH FRAME CARRIED ENDLESS TRACK |
19 | SINGLE WHEEL TYPE |
20 | WHEEL ON TOP OF UPPER TRACK RUN |
124 | WITH TRACK SUPPORT INTERMEDIATE OF END WHEELS |
125 | Including end wheel support for movement to maintain track tension |
126 | Intermediate support includes wheel contacting upper and lower track runs |
127 | Including elongated slide or frame support |
129 | With roller support contacting lower track run |
130 | With frame-mounted rollers |
132 | With roller support mounted for movement individually or in pairs |
133 | Including individual roller mounted for movement at end of arm |
134 | Including walking beam or pivoting arm |
135 | With high drive arrangement |
136 | Specific roller structure, per se |
138 | With roller mounting means |
139 | With intermediate upper track run support |
140 | With endless roller chain support |
141 | With vertically movable wheel support |
142 | With plural wheel support |
143 | WITH MEANS FOR TENSIONING TRACK BY MOVING AT LEAST ONE ENDWHEEL |
144 | Condition responsive (e.g., inclination, speed, operator command) |
145 | Having hydraulic adjusting means |
146 | Including spring device (e.g., coil spring) |
148 | Including gas recoil |
149 | With vent or relief valve |
150 | Vertically movable endwheel |
151 | Biased by spring only |
153 | Longitudinally adjustable |
155 | With intermediate support member (e.g., linkage) |
156 | Tensioner contained within idler wheel |
33 | WITH INTERPOSED FRICTION DRIVE BELT |
34 | INFLATABLE MEANS |
157 | ENDLESS BELT HAVING NONMETALLIC TRACK OR TREAD |
158 | Track formed of flexible sections |
159 | Track formed of rigid nonmetallic links |
160 | Lug, shoe, or grouser structure, per se |
163 | With noncylindrical or hollow connector pin |
164 | Including metal sleeve for connector pin |
165 | Track formed of endless flexible belt |
166 | Including plural layers of different materials |
167 | With metallic embedded reinforcement |
168 | Including clip for snowmobile track |
169 | Including means for sprocket tooth engagement (e.g.,lug aperture) |
170 | Reinforcement is endless |
171 | Including core bar reinforcement |
172 | With overlapping core bar sections |
173 | Including sprocket wheel or roller guide lug or projection |
176 | Portion of resilient belt overlaps core bar (e.g., roller engagement surface) |
177 | Including core bar reinforcement |
178 | With integral grouser |
180 | With removable lug or grouser |
181 | Grouser connects plural adjacent belts |
182 | Including discrete connector to connect opposite belt ends |
183 | With connecting means for reinforcement elements |
184 | With friction drive structure |
185 | TRACKS OR TREADS |
40 | Cable connected treads |
41 | Resilient connection between treads |
44 | Steerable |
45 | Adjustable connection between treads |
46 | With resiliently biased ground engaging portion |
47 | With sag prevention means |
50 | Track treads interconnected without separate fastening means |
51 | With street plate |
52 | With roller means |
53 | One piece track tread |
186 | Having master link |
187 | With detachable grouser for endless chain track |
188 | Including additional locking means to elminate stress concentration |
189 | Including nonmetallic part or component |
190 | Reversible |
191 | Grouser structure, per se |
193 | With guide means for interfitting with sprocket wheel or roller |
194 | Track wheel wear protection (e.g., track element protection) |
195 | Sprocket and track engagement |
196 | Track formed of rigid links |
197 | Having nonmetallic part or component (e.g., at area of engagement) |
198 | Link or shoe structure, per se |
199 | Sprocket wheel structure, per se |
200 | Track formed of rigid links |
202 | Separate transverse connector pin between treads |
60 | MISCELLANEOUS |
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