US954864A - Detachable pump. - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
- B60C—VEHICLE TYRES; TYRE INFLATION; TYRE CHANGING; CONNECTING VALVES TO INFLATABLE ELASTIC BODIES IN GENERAL; DEVICES OR ARRANGEMENTS RELATED TO TYRES
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- B60C23/14—Arrangement of tyre-inflating pumps mounted on vehicles operated by the prime mover of the vehicle
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- he' inventiong relates to power' driven r m ating pne'imatic tires, but adapted e i also for otherus p
- the objjct of tie invention is to provide sim le an efficient means whereby a pump. wit its .gearing, ifnd suitable; for'such use,
- Pinion 3 is preferably made in two parts, with securing means for easily connecting the pinign to its shaft.
- the hub 5 of this pinion is large, and projects on both sides of the gear teeth, as shown most clearly in Fig. 4, w ich shows the lower half of the pinion and. 1 hub.
- Part 2 of the body is adapted to fit ovr pinion 3, and-t0 partly enclrcle hub 5on both sides of the circle of teeth.
- I I 1 'Pivoted to-bodylat 6 is a strong movable jaw also adapted to fit over and partly surround the pinion if and its hub. Both part 2 and'jaw 7 have agroove 8 loosely receiving 7 nn racnannu 954',se4./
- the bod'y 1 is also provi frame extension 20, having. adapted to support the pivot 22 o plates 19;
- each cylin er has an air outlet nipple -or'device26, and both are preferably permanently connected by a ruber or other ieldin air ti ht-tube 27. 5
- the tube 27- is ot consicfe'rable fiangth and so arranged that the continued op ositereciprocations of the cylinders, an the parts to or mpair this connection between the cylinder outlets.
- Each part 26 has a threaded end 28,.to either of which. a hose may be conders to a tire or the ke.
- the hose will be connected to one part/'28 or theotheraccording' to 'convenience, for example,-it may de-.v pend on which side of an automobile the pinion 8 is secured. Obviousl the outlet 28 opposite to the one to which t 'e--hose is con- ;nected should be closed, when only one-hose is used, as by a packed ca 29. Obviously a hose might be connecte to each part 28, either w th or.withoutthe'connection 27.
- Wheel 13 though inclosed extends to the vi'cinityof an opening in line with'grooves 8 of parts 2 and 7, as seen in Fig. 4;.
- the driven piniogy 3, that is, the toothed part thereof, is'wh'en the pump is attached thereto, also" inclosed 5 .1 9 hidden.
- the pump can be attached to pinion 3, or I detached-therefrom in a moment, and in such eflicient manner that the pmion, and wheel 13 are held in cooperating relation as though they were both (and not wheel 13 only) permanent parts of the pump mechanism.
- a' supporting body a pump comprising opbody having an extension, a movable pivoted part cooperatin with 'the extension, said extension and sai -inovablepart being adapted to rotatably hold the pumpgearing in cooperating relation with an exteriordriving pinion.
- a supporting hollow body a pump comprlsmg operating gearing carried in said hol- "lowb'ddy, and means fol-temporarily ,atta ching an exterior pinion to, and detaching of the body-carried-gearing, a coiiperating part including a pivoted jaw also havin a pinion-receiving-groove also in line with said gearing.”
- p I 4 In a device of the character described, a, mai'n body, .a pump carried thereby, 9.-
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Description
G. W. KELLUGG.- DETAOHABLE PUMP. APPLICATION lfLED APR. 30, 1909.
Patented Apr. 12; 1910.
[NVE/VTOR Af/omey G. W. KELLOGG. DETAGEABLE PUMP. i APPLICATION FILED APR. #0, 1909. v 954,864. Patented Apr. 12,1910.
' 2 SHEETS-BEBE! 2.
u; p [NVENTOR WITNES Attorney To all 107m a I pumps and partitularly to pumps designed exact description i ii enonenw. moon, or
duty concern:
Be it known that I, GEORGE W. KELLOGG a resident of Rochester, in the-county of Monroe and State .of New York, have in vented certain ments in Detach Lew and useful Improve- 2. le Pumps; and I do hereby declare the follovt'in' to be a full, clear, and
0 the invention, such" as will enable otheri skilled in the art to which it ertains to male and use the same.
he' inventiongrelates to power' driven r m ating pne'imatic tires, but adapted e i also for otherus p The objjct of tie invention is to provide sim le an efficient means whereby a pump. wit its .gearing, ifnd suitable; for'such use,
y a lily setured temporarily and at will to an exterior driving pinionsecured to a suitable powerjdriven shaft in conven 'ient situation for} connecting the pump theretoand disconntcting it therefrom.
The invention corsists in theconstruction here'nafter'described and particularly point ed out. v
' In the accompanyirlg drawing whichillustrates the invention and forms part of the specification,Figures 1 and 2 are respect1vely. an elevation and an end View of'the ing mechanism of the pump, an an exten-' slon part 2 adapted tofit over a pinion 3,
the latter not forming a permanent part of' the pum but being secured to any suitable driven s aft- 4, which may be, for example, an engine or motor drivenshaft on an automobile. Pinion 3 is preferably made in two parts, with securing means for easily connecting the pinign to its shaft. The hub 5 of this pinion is large, and projects on both sides of the gear teeth, as shown most clearly in Fig. 4, w ich shows the lower half of the pinion and. 1 hub. Part 2 of the body is adapted to fit ovr pinion 3, and-t0 partly enclrcle hub 5on both sides of the circle of teeth. I I 1 'Pivoted to-bodylat 6 is a strong movable jaw also adapted to fit over and partly surround the pinion if and its hub. Both part 2 and'jaw 7 have agroove 8 loosely receiving 7 nn racnannu 954',se4./
Specification at Letters Patent. A pplicatlon filed April so,
ma sm nwwm" which the, latter c'anturnfl 1 sides is a U-shape jaw-lockingdevice 10, which carries at, its outer end a tastening screw or device 11, which when the jaw'is locked, adjustably enga ".es a {In ofbody'l to hold the ockin 10 in place, and hence to securely loc the-jaw, and
2 and jaw'7." Owing tot e size and arrangement; of the inion 'hub, and to the manner in which the l: by the extension and jaw, the first wheel be efl'ectively held in en The hub of wheel 13 .ontsha flz in place by screw-heldplu 8 sides of the wheel, has smaller pinion's' 1'30; and held 15, the latter having hubs 16 .with bear-in cranks 18, as by screw-held The bod'y 1 is also provi frame extension 20, having. adapted to support the pivot 22 o plates 19;
edwithJa rigid an oscilthe pistons to pass'outside' of or be'von 'them onthe back stroke. 'Each cylin er has an air outlet nipple -or'device26, and both are preferably permanently connected by a ruber or other ieldin air ti ht-tube 27. 5 The tube 27-is ot consicfe'rable fiangth and so arranged that the continued op ositereciprocations of the cylinders, an the parts to or mpair this connection between the cylinder outlets. Each part 26 has a threaded end 28,.to either of which. a hose may be conders to a tire or the ke. The hose will be connected to one part/'28 or theotheraccording' to 'convenience, for example,-it may de-.v pend on which side of an automobile the pinion 8 is secured. Obviousl the outlet 28 opposite to the one to which t 'e--hose is con- ;nected should be closed, when only one-hose is used, as by a packed ca 29. Obviously a hose might be connecte to each part 28, either w th or.withoutthe'connection 27.
- -The gearing illustrated reduces the Pivotally secured to'j'aw 7 at 9on or part 12 bearings 21 each 85 latin pump cylinder 23, the; pistonrods 24 ofw ich are'connectedtovfhecranksu Air i inlets are shownat 25 in" position-to ermit Patented Apr." Seria11io.498,102.c f v the toothed portionf f: i inib .3, 5n
to'holdpinion 3 rotatabl betweenextensi-on' ab and its pinion are encircled 13 0f the pump gearingand'pin'ion 3--1will ng relation.
1901011 ,both 14' g each of which meshes withenlarger heel respectively in body 1, andjin a removab e cover plate 17 secured to and formi 11 art: of the body; The outer; ends of sa d; ubs are angular and to themlare secured opposite which tube'27 is connectedi-will not'strain 10o nected for conductin air from both cylin- H between pinion 3 and wheels so as not to operate the pumps with too great rapidity. The-construction is such that the gearing of the pum "is entirely inclosed whereby it isprotecte' ,land is safe for users. Wheel 13 though inclosed extends to the vi'cinityof an opening in line with'grooves 8 of parts 2 and 7, as seen in Fig. 4;. The driven piniogy 3, that is, the toothed part thereof, is'wh'en the pump is attached thereto, also" inclosed 5 .1 9 hidden. v
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Having thus descrlbed the invention what I claim is, 1. In a device of the character erating'gearing-carried by said body, said the same from c.
The pump can be attached to pinion 3, or I detached-therefrom in a moment, and in such eflicient manner that the pmion, and wheel 13 are held in cooperating relation as though they were both (and not wheel 13 only) permanent parts of the pump mechanism.
The invention is not confined to all the details of construction set forth as they may be varied within the principle of the in;-
/ described, a' supporting body, a pump comprising opbody having an extension, a movable pivoted part cooperatin with 'the extension, said extension and sai -inovablepart being adapted to rotatably hold the pumpgearing in cooperating relation with an exteriordriving pinion. J r
' 2; In a device of the character described, a supporting hollow body, a pump comprlsmg operating gearing carried in said hol- "lowb'ddy, and means fol-temporarily ,atta ching an exterior pinion to, and detaching of the body-carried-gearing, a coiiperating part including a pivoted jaw also havin a pinion-receiving-groove also in line with said gearing." p I 4. In a device of the character described, a, mai'n body, .a pump carried thereby, 9.-
operating with said part, and .means for locllrmg and unlocking said pivoted jaw at V il I l v v A i 5. A pump with concealed gearing, i-n
ed jaw, and means for locking and unlocking the same, for connecting such gearing temporarily to an exterior pinion and for readily disconnecting the same at will.
two wheels therein having bearings in the sides of the body, pump-operating cranks or devices. driven thereby and outside of said body, oscillating pumps, driving pinions' for said two wheels, a single wheel between said driving pinions and adjacent an o ening in the body, and means for sequring t e device to anexterior pinion and to hold the same in gear with the wheel adj ac ent said openi 7. In a device of they character describe a hollow body comprising n part adapted to partially inclose an exterior driving pinion, one side of said body comprising a removable ing witnesses. 3
GEORGE; W. 'KELLOGG.
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CARL S. Pa'rmn,
Trros. G. MCMAB on.
combination with means comp rising a pivot-- 6. In a device of the char acter described, I
pinion 'engagingfpart, an adjustable jaw coplate, pump gearing in said body and having v pump gearing, and I
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