Arrangement structure of inclination angle sensor
First Claim
1. An arrangement structure of an inclination angle sensor mounted on a four-wheeled buggy for traveling on irregular ground which includes a frame, four wheels with balloon tires which are supported on the frame, and a steering shaft which is connected to a steering handle, the arrangement comprising:
- an inclination angle sensor,said inclination angle sensor being arranged in front of the steering shaft above and in a vicinity of an axis of the front wheels and behind an upper portion of a radiator,wherein the frame of the buggy includes;
a cross member extending between intermediate portions of left and right front down frames,wherein the cross member is adapted to support the inclination angle sensor on a lower central portion thereof.
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Abstract
In a vehicle of a type which does not bank a vehicle body at the time of turning, an inclination angle sensor is provided which receives the least influence of a centrifugal force at the time of turning. In a four-wheeled buggy that includes a vehicle body frame, four longitudinal wheels including front wheels and rear wheels are provided together with an engine, a fuel tank and a fuel pump. A steering shaft is connected to a steering handle with an inclination angle sensor arranged above a seat and being positioned in front of the steering shaft. Accordingly, the inclination angle sensor is hardly influenced by a centrifugal force at the time of turning.
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20 Claims
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1. An arrangement structure of an inclination angle sensor mounted on a four-wheeled buggy for traveling on irregular ground which includes a frame, four wheels with balloon tires which are supported on the frame, and a steering shaft which is connected to a steering handle, the arrangement comprising:
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an inclination angle sensor, said inclination angle sensor being arranged in front of the steering shaft above and in a vicinity of an axis of the front wheels and behind an upper portion of a radiator, wherein the frame of the buggy includes; a cross member extending between intermediate portions of left and right front down frames, wherein the cross member is adapted to support the inclination angle sensor on a lower central portion thereof. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. An arrangement structure of an inclination angle sensor mounted on a four-wheeled buggy for traveling on irregular ground which includes a frame, four wheels with balloon tires which are supported on the frame, and a steering shaft which is connected to a steering handle, the arrangement comprising:
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an inclination angle sensor, said inclination angle sensor being arranged in front of the steering shaft above and in a vicinity of an axis of the front wheels and behind an upper portion of a radiator, wherein the inclination angle sensor is provided with a swinging shaft located parallel to and directly above a centerline C of the buggy, and a pendulum float pivotally mounted on a swinging shaft, wherein the frame of the buggy includes; a cross member extending between intermediate portions of left and right front down frames, wherein the cross member is adapted to support the inclination angle sensor on a lower central portion thereof. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. An arrangement structure of an inclination angle sensor mounted on a four-wheeled buggy for traveling on irregular ground which includes four wheels with balloon tires which are supported on a frame, the frame having a pair of upper frames and a pair of upper brackets for attaching a steering shaft to the upper frames, the arrangement comprising:
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an inclination angle sensor arranged in a position forward of the steering shaft, the position being below and forward of where the upper brackets attach the steering shaft to the upper frames, and above and in a vicinity of an axis of the front wheels and behind an upper portion of a radiator, wherein the frame of the buggy includes; a cross member extending between intermediate portions of left and right front down frames, wherein the cross member is adapted to support the inclination angle sensor on a lower central portion thereof. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20)
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