DE7315287U - Children's vehicle, especially children's walkers - Google Patents

Description

BIG Spielwareafabrik Dipl.-Ing. Bmet A prayer day, 8510 Fürth / Bavaria, Erlanger Strasse 46-48

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The invention relates to children's vehicles with a steering element that enables the child's hands to be supported. It is particularly important for so-called "soil banks" 6 »« » reversible, i.e. children's vehicles on which the child aitat and see for the purpose of

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Above all, floor runners only allowed the child nonaalerweiie a relatively long team driving. Oiiiolit · applies auoh

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for some embodiments of pedal vehicles. If now the child wants to get out of the spot faster, so HiPd generally just push his vehicle or pull. There can then be no more talk of "driving" on the children's vehicle ·

The aim of the invention is now, especially with floor runners, to give the playing child the opportunity to move around quickly, with the child nevertheless having the possibility of babes to be sick on the vehicle.

To solve this problem, it is proposed according to the invention that on the rear of the vehicle an upward pointing Support for an angled knee and possibly one Part of the child's lower leg is provided. The support can be trough-shaped in the form of a cross. It is preferred to give a good support for the knee »in Longitudinal direction of the children's vehicle elongated.

Will see the playing iiad with one. Vehicle 'after the fin # afc2 rasefc. varwörbaöewegen »that's how it kneels with you Kneel on the support and support yourself with the other, close «* to stretched Beiii according to the procedure for a boiler. In this way it is possible for the child to see move forward relatively quickly. Here, of course, via the steering element, a «$ · a

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Handlebar or steering wheel, the children's vehicle can be steered.

It is further provided according to the invention that the support is provided in the area of a seat arranged approximately at knee height of the child. In this case, the rest of the vehicle does not need to be specially modified. He knows If a backrest is seated, it is advantageously provided with an adapted recess in the area behind the support so that the seat is not too long and in particular the child's foot with the often dirty shoe can protrude backwards over the seat.

Children often tire very quickly when using children's vehicles of the training in question. The accompanying person has Then the difficulty, the child wheel od the children's vehicle from the playground. Like. Bring home. Often the procedure is that the child is led by the hand and the children's vehicle is carried, which of course is not very useful. To create a relief here, it is further proposed according to the invention that ^ eI a children's vehicle with a seat on its rear side as a camp for the tip of a stick or the like. Serving Is arranged recess. In this recess the accompanying person can then put the tip of a walking stick or

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seated in the vehicle, live on these catfish without fear of the tip of the stick slipping off, which, under unfavorable circumstances, could even lead to an injury to the child sitting on the vehicle .

In such a children's vehicle, it is useful if it has footrests on both sides, which are preferred are formed by covers of the wheels. In this case, there is a guarantee that the child on the The vehicle is properly seated while it is being pushed and not, for example, the legs underneath as a result of inattentiveness the vehicle brings.

There are children's vehicles known with two together by means of an approximately vertical steering column having steering wheel steerable front wheels, whereby by turning the steering column one on both sides on two tie rod levers, which are firmly connected to the steering knuckle, engaging tie rod for deflecting the wheels laterally displaceable is. In these known children's vehicles, the steering consists of several individual parts, which are generally made of metal are made. Such a procedure has disadvantages in assembly and production on the one hand. on the other hand the weight of the child's vehicle does not increase negligibly due to the metal parts of the steering

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After another suggestion for the discovery, I am now here be remedied and the steering for a Kinderfahrieug of the type explained above can be designed so that a simple manufacture and assembly of the steering parts is possible and these parts also have a relatively low weight. According to the invention, this is thereby achieved achieves that the steering knuckle is arranged in each case on a molded body, which has a bearing pin on the top and bottom and one pointing approximately in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle has formed serving as a tie rod lever approach, with just another pin is formed on the approach, the into an opening at the end of the tie rod and into one Underside recess of the vehicle body engages that the upper bearing pin of the FormstUokes each directly seated in a bearing bore of the vehicle body, and that the lower bearing journal in each case in a lateral hole \

\ a cover plate common to both moldings protrudes:

which is attached to the underside of the vehicle body · Preferred the two molded bodies, the tie rod and the cover plate are blown plastic parts

The assembly of the parts of such a steering takes place in simply by plugging together and attaching the cover plate to the vehicle, for which a screw may seem to be sufficient · There the parts are designed as blown parts, see

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Of course, the island parts of the island have a very low density Steering Trota all is sufficient durability and perfect functioning of the steering guaranteed.

Further features, details and advantages of the invention can be found in the following description of a preferred embodiment using the drawing.

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Figure 1 is a perspective view of a ^K floor runner «"}

FIG. 2 shows, partially in vertical section, a side view of the parts of the steering system and

Figure 3 is a bottom view of the front part of the Floor runner with the steering parts in the direction of the arrow XXX in Figure 2 *

The floor runner shown is a No special drive device having a children's vehicle, on the vehicle body 1 of which four baths 2, 3 are mounted. The two front wheels 3 are by means of an approximately vertical steering column 4 seated steering wheel 5 »which also serves to support the mad, jointly deflectable approximately parallel to each other

As Figure 1 clearly shows, the vehicle is » body 1 provided on the back with a seat 6, on the rear end to form a backrest "two short extensions 7 are molded" approximately in the middle of the seat 6 1st a trough β is provided which can be seen in a recess 9 between the seats 7 forming the backrest continues «the trough 6, which extends in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle body 1 runs, its shape is roughly adapted to the knee and the upper part of the lower leg of a child. The seat is also located, which of course cannot be seen in the drawing, at about knee level of a standing child. To avoid injuries to the child, go the edges 10 and 11 of the trough 8 and the Recess 9 with rounding into the surface of the seat 6 or the approaches 7 over.

Lateral fenders 12 are formed on the vehicle body 1, which is a pair of front wheels 3 and Cover rear wheel 2. The design of the protective plates 12 is chosen so that they act as a footrest in the area 13 can be used for the child sitting on the seat 6.

On the back is a »the vehicle, which is also from the figure can be seen, a recess 14 is provided. This recess is designed in such a way that it is non-skid

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Support for the tip of a walking stick or the like. Can form. In this way it is possible for an accompanying person to push a child sitting on the seat 6 of the vehicle 1 by means of a stick inserted with its tip into the recess 14.

The drawings also show that the vehicle body has at the rear (in the area of the recess 14) and at the front each a lanyard eye 15, which allows either a trailer or the attachment of a pull rope (on the front eye).

The steerable front wheels 3 each sit on steering knuckles 16. These stub axles 16 are attached to a molded piece 17 designed as a blown body, for example in FIG this molded piece 17 is blown. The two shaped pieces 17 (Figure 3) are mirror-symmetrical. You wise In each case an upper bearing pin 18 and a lower bearing pin 19. In addition, one is roughly in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle extending extension 20 is formed, which serves as a tie rod lever. From this tie rod lever 20 stands Another pin 21 at the top.

The two upper bearing journals 18 each engage directly in a bearing bore 22 of the vehicle body 1. The lower bearing journals 19 reach through near the end provided bob,

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wrestling 23 in a cover plate 24, also designed as a plastic blown part (FIG. 2).

The two other pins 21 of the fittings 17 pass through openings 25 in the tie rod 26, which is shown in FIG The exemplary embodiment is located behind the steering knuckles 16 Of course, in another embodiment, the tie rod 26 could also be arranged in front of the steering knuckles will. The tie rod 26 is also a plastic blast part

As can be seen in particular in Figure 3, the track » rod 26 a upon rotation of the steering wheel 5 and thus the steering column 4 in the direction of arrow 27 pivotable end 26 of the steering column 4 a. When turning the steering wheel 5 is therefore the tie rod «26 is in a manner known per se move sideways and use the pegs that have come with you 21, the tie rod lever 20 and the steering knuckle 16 one appropriate impact; the front wheels 3 cause. A recess 29 in the tie rod serves as engagement for the end 28 of the steering column 4

In order to prevent unintentional lifting of the tie rod 26 from the pin 21 of the tie rod lever 20, as Figure 2 clearly shows, the training se is made that the free ends of the pegs 21 each in an underside Engage recess 30 on vehicle body 1. Consequently

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the tie rod 26 is held properly on the pin 21

It is easy to see that the steering, which is provided in the illustrated embodiment, can be assembled very easily. The tie rod 26 is then placed on the pins 21 of the two molded bodies 17 and the upper pins of the molded bodies are inserted into the associated bores 22 of the vehicle body, which serve as the upper bearing, in one operation.The steering column 4 can now be inserted into the vehicle from below to be introduced. Finally, the cover plate 24 is placed in such a way that its two bores 23 receive the lower pins 19 of the fittings 17. To complete the hostage, all that remains is to fasten the cover plate 24 to the vehicle body 1 using the screws 31 *

Of course, the invention is not limited to the illustrated example, this applies to AariHMN ** dere hinsiohtlioh the design of the steering. How traveled mentioned, a modification can be provided, for example, that the tie rod 26 does not sit behind but in front of the steering knuckles 16.

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will be changed. Finally, the conversion of the rotational movement of the steering column into a lateral displacement of the tie rod could also be brought about in other ways, for example by attaching a pinion to the lower end of the steering column and correspondingly rack-like design of the tie rod.

Claims (1)

'·' '■ 4 ft λ J> Ji ft I J • 12 Sohutzansprtiohe ι 1 «Children's vehicle, especially so-called floor runners, with a steering element enabling the child's hands to be supported, characterized in that on the rear of the vehicle (1) an aoh above Support (Θ) for «in the bent knee and possibly part of the lower leg of the child. * see is. 2. Children's vehicle according to claim 1, characterized in that; that the support (8) is trough-shaped. 3. Children's vehicle according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the support (8) in the longitudinal direction of the Children's vehicle (1) elongated 1st. 4 «children's vehicle according to one or more of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the support (8) is provided in the area of a seat (6) arranged approximately at the knee of the child. 5. Children's vehicle according to claim 4, characterized in that the seat (6) has a backrest (7), which in the area h'.under the support (8) with an appropriate I. I. I I III ' - 13 -fit tensioning (9) provided let. 6. Children's vehicle, in particular naoh one or more of the preceding claims »with a seat, characterized marked that on its back one od as a bearing for the tip of a stick. The like * serving Is arranged recess (14). 7. Children's vehicle according to claim 6, characterized in that it has footrests (12, 13) on both sides. 8. Children's vehicle according to claim 7 »characterized in that that the footrests (13) are formed by covers (12) of the wheels (2, 3). 9, children's vehicle, especially after one or more of the preceding claims, with two jointly by means of an approximately vertical steering column having Steering wheel steerable front wheels, whereby by turning the steering column one on both sides on two tie rod levers, which are firmly connected to the Aehsschenklen, attacking tie rod to deflect the wheels laterally is displaceable, characterized in that the stub axles (16) are each arranged on a molded body (17) which has a bearing pin (18, 19) on the top and bottom and pointing approximately in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle Jlt. 73 C C CC (C I -14 - has integrally formed a projection (20) serving as a tie rod lever, with another on top of the projection (20) Pin (21) is formed, which is in an end opening (23) of the tie rod (26) and in an underside Recess (30) of the vehicle body (1) engages that the upper bearing pin (18) of the molded body in each case sits directly in a bearing bore (22) of the vehicle body and that the lower bearing pin (19) is in a lateral bore (23) of a cover plate (24) common to both moldings protrudes, the underside is attached to the vehicle body. 10. Children's vehicle according to claim 9, characterized in that the two shaped bodies (17) and / or the tie rod (26) and / or the cover plate (24) are blown plastic parts.