RU101684U1 - INDIVIDUAL VEHICLE FOR DRIVING SKIERS IN SNOW - Google Patents

Abstract

 An individual vehicle for moving a skier through the snow, in which the pushing force of the skier is transmitted through the support handle to the lower body, characterized in that a caterpillar mover is used, in which metal hooks are fixed to the chain for better grip and to protect against immersion In the snow, a wide ski is attached to the bottom of the frame, which distributes the pressure.

Description

The inventive utility model relates to the field of engineering, and more specifically, to off-road individual vehicles in which the driver's seat is moved outside the mover, and designed to move the skier through all types of snow cover.

Closest to the technical nature of the claimed device is a device for reporting traffic to a skier D.T. Gaidaenko (Copyright certificate No. 64603, published April 30, 1945). An individual vehicle for moving the skier through the snow, in which the pushing force of the skier is transmitted through the support handle to the lower body. This technical solution is taken as a prototype.

In this vehicle, the change in the speed of movement is controlled by changing the engagement force of the wheel with the surface by tilting the slide. This method of management is ineffective.

The proposed device provides simple control of the change in speed and greater efficiency of the vehicle.

The technical result, which this utility model is aimed at, is achieved by placing the accelerator lever on the handle and using a caterpillar mover.

In more detail the essence of the claimed utility model is illustrated by drawings:

- figure 1 is a diagram of a vehicle;

- figure 2 is a photograph of snowmobile;

- figure 3 is a photograph of a vehicle for testing;

The vehicle is a structure consisting of snowmobiles with a caterpillar mover (4) and a support arm (5) with motion controls. Through the support handle, the pushing force is transmitted to the lower body of the skier. Motosleds consist of a frame (2) and a supporting ski attached to it. The engine is a 4-horsepower gasoline engine (1). The transmission includes an automatic centrifugal clutch (3) and a chain transmission that transmits torque from the clutch to the propeller shaft. Figure 1 presents a diagram of a vehicle.

The vehicle is controlled by a support handle located in front of the body of the snowmobile. The skier moves forward in the direction of the snowmobile. Motosleds have a simple speed control system in the form of an accelerator handle, placed on the support handle. In the transmission, a centrifugal clutch is used, which ensures the snowmobile stops when gas is discharged to idle. On the contrary, with an increase in gas supply, the clutch is triggered and the snowmobile is set in motion.

Using the inventive device provides a simple control of the vehicle’s speed, it allows solving the problem of reliable movement of a skier in various snow conditions, namely, hard, loose, frozen and melted snow cover, regardless of its thickness.

Claims (1)

An individual vehicle for moving a skier through the snow, in which the pushing force of the skier is transmitted through the support handle to the lower body, characterized in that a tracked mover is used, in which metal hooks are fixed to the chain for better grip and to protect against immersion In the snow, a wide ski is attached to the bottom of the frame, which distributes the pressure.