TH359A - Fuel pump for lifting saws, used to assemble electric saws for cutting metal. - Google Patents

Abstract

The oil pump to push the saw is used to turn off the electric saw for cutting metal as the part that is the oil pump for the yeast. Saw while pushing the saw backwards Consists of a cam Which sends power to the bow and the small piston and pushes the water It sends power to the piston to push the saw while the saw retracts back.

Claims (1)

1. The oil pump for lifting the saw is used to assemble the electric saw for cutting metal, which has the characteristics of the flange of the pump body and the bucket. The oil is a square made of cast iron which consists of The cam is attached to the gear of the machine. The saw is the transmission from the machine to the bow and perforator. To set the saw rod to lift as much as needed, next to the small cylinder, which the piston is located at an angle of about 40 degrees, will go to the oil rod to the big piston, which will push the rod. Saw to lift in the stroke of the saw rod backward and at the Not exceeding the saw pusher may be in the stroke of the saw pusher. Pending then there is a valve which drains the oil When you want to push the saw down, put your hand on the lever and it will come. Press the big piston and the oil rod to the small piston to push the valve. Open, with a bearing and a push spring, and a valve set screw. Set when you want to lift as much weight as needed (1 claim, 1 page, 3 pictures)